The Bay of Fundy in Atlantic Canada is a unique place on its own, but Hopewell Rocks is probably is the most fascinating area of the bay.
This is the place where the vertical elevation of the water during the high tides reach an astonishing level, up to 46 feet or 14 meters, that’s right 46 feet.
In the morning, you can rent a kayak in Hopewell Rocks park and paddle around the cliffs and the rocks. And in the afternoon hours when the tide is low, you can walk at the bottom of the sea.
Loc: 45.818094, -64.577416
Deconstructing Featured Photo
- Camera: Sony a6000
- Lens: Sony 16-70mm
- Focal Length: 36mm
- ISO: 100
- Aperture: F8
- Shutter: 1/500
- Bracketing: 3 shots (-1, 0, +1 )
- Tripod: hand-held
Processing:
Lightroom: import, tagging, cropping, preset based processing (Point Lobos preset from Landscape Collection)
Photoshop: color correction, contrast, cleaning.
Photoshop Plugins:
- Topaz DeNoise was used to reduce digital noise (sky, water).
- Topaz Clarity was used to enhance details and boost colors (rocks).
