Today we head south to the coastal town of Maratea, Italy. The port was not all that big(or impressive), but the unique rock and salt formations that created a natural breakwater were fascinating. I got lucky that the moon was in such a perfect spot during the peaceful and eery blue hour. Sometimes things just seem to work out.
Below, you can see the interesting salt formations, creating a “false” rocky floor, fragile and brittle. My new Slovakian friend “John” almost found out the hard way while walking over it and almost crashing through. The salt ended up staying in tact and we sat there for a long while, just talking, watching the moon rise and the night turn to black. Afterwards we took a twilight dip in the lukewarm ocean, cooling off from the humid heat. All in all, a memorable, awesome evening. Enjoy!
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Hey now!!!! Sweet light, and some awesome comp here!!! Rich in details, and textures…. The way we like to roll!!! Congrats!! Another Killer in the bag, not to mention the wonderful experience to actually witness the moon rise!!! side Bar: I’m reading of the navy’s high alert over in the Strait of Hormuz! Stay safe, if those boys know what’s good for themselves, they think twice before they mess with the US NAVY!!!!
Nice atmosphere in this one, well done
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Love the blue hour. Great light and atmosphere.
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Wow! That’s fantastic.
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Fantastic image, Adam.
Perfect light on these interesting textures!
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Beautiful light Adam! Great job.
This s a magnificent image, Adam.
Beautifully done.
Thanks Lisa
Thanks Lisa, you Rock
Wonderful shot Adam.
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I really never get tired of seeing picture like this. I haven’t been in person but it’s on my “must see/must photograph” list. That’s really beautiful.
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