| The Art of Erosion, Achnahaird |
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A long exposure in low-light stormy conditions over Achnahaird Bay. The geology of the northern coast of the Inverpollaidh / Coigach peninsular is predominantly soft Torridonian sandstone, and the constant erosion by storm-driven tides has created a number of dramatic craggy inlets by the beach at Achnahaird.
Date: 02 March 2012
Location : Achnahaird, Inverpollaidh / Coigach
Canon 5DII, Voigtlander 20mm lens, f16 120s, ISO100
Image reference bw240. © Angus Bruce, Ullapool.
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