The terrain of the beach turned out to be pretty treacherous, and is made up more of rocks and boulders from the nearby cliffs than sand. Making my way around the boulder without twisting my ankle made it slow going, but I really liked the rust-red features of the rock and wanted to make a special effort to capture them.
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| You can see the boulder in the background. |
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| The beach was a little messy. |
The CPL helped to capture the true color of the rock- take a look at this other post which talks about what is is, and how to use a CPL.
As a side, the beach has large deposits of the rock Serpentinite, a greenish colored rock that occurs at tectonic plate boundaries.
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