Wading your way to a photo: The Arch at Campiecho, Asturias. Leica SL

[Vieri]

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It takes wading in the ocean, water chest high, to get to the Arch at Playa de Campiecho with high enough tide for the cave to be filled with water, and then some more wading into the cave to get the photograph: but the feeling and the view from in there are simply amazing! Taken at sunset during the Workshop I led in Asturias last year with Leica SL, Voigtlander 15mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest filters.

 

 

 

Thank you for viewing, best regards

 

Vieri

Edited April 8, 2018 by Vieri

[stuny]

Gorgeous!

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[platypus]

A beautiful image and well earned, how nice that the clouds are almost a perfect match for the frothy sea.

[Vieri]

Gorgeous!

 

Thank you very much Stuart, glad you enjoyed it!

 

A beautiful image and well earned, how nice that the clouds are almost a perfect match for the frothy sea.

 

 

Thank you very much Dee, glad you enjoyed the sky!  

 

Best regards,

 

Vieri

[Bill W]

Just incredible Vieri.

[Graham (G4FUJ)]

Quite stunning.

Well worth getting wet feet / legs!

[Vieri]

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Just incredible Vieri.

 

Thank you very much Bill, glad you enjoyed it!

 

Quite stunning.

Well worth getting wet feet / legs!

 

 

Thank you very much Graham, glad you liked it! And, thanks to the power of waders, I even managed to keep dry! Best regards,

 

Vieri

[caissa]

Great standpoint and great timing. But I assume that this is not your first shot at this place. I wonder how long did it take you to get so close to perfection ?

[Vieri]

Great standpoint and great timing. But I assume that this is not your first shot at this place. I wonder how long did it take you to get so close to perfection ?

 

 

Thank you very much for your comment Well, revisiting locations as many times as possible is always fundamental to create better images - especially for a place like this, where you need to know the tide, weather, sun position, and so on. I a not sure how many times I went to Campiecho, but at least 5-6 times (counting the times when I came back without any images, of course).

 

Best regards,

 

Vieri