I’m Daniel Long and I hope you enjoy my photos!
All tagged Moray Coast
The last stop on my epic Moray Coast sunrise to sunset landscape photography expedition. I was fascinated by the sand dunes full of Marram grass, a landscape that doesn’t exist where I’m from, so I attempted to capture the majesty of them with different photographic styles. Before I changed subject and looked to the sea and the lighthouse.
Moving along the Moray Coast it was now the middle of the day but I was inspired to try different landscape photography styles in the various locations I visited along the coast. I explored detailed compositions of the rock formations and features of the beach, as well as a more traditional approach and ICM photography as well. A great day exploring the Moray Coast for landscape photography opportunities.
A very early morning spent on the Moray Coast, taking landscape photographs of the amazing Bow Fiddle Rock. I moved around the beach and cliffs to show how the position of a person can relate to the compositions of a single subject: Bow Fiddle. It worked well and although there were now sunrise colours in the sky, I still had a great morning and got some lovely images…
A new location for me up on the Moray Coast lent itself to wonderful forest and beach photography. This remote sandy beach was hidden through a large pine forest requiring a hike of several kilometres to arrive, and as the beach comes into view there is a dead forest that is so unique I had to photo it! Then great sunset colours appeared over the sea!
After trying to go to a location near to the last vlog, which turned out to be covered with campervans and families, I went to my back up location that was perfectly isolated and a joy to watch the sunset. It was horribly windy, making audio recording almost impossible, but the combination of light, clouds and sea created some brilliant minimalist compositions and a great evening of landscape photography!
Slowing down and exploring a sandy beach for detailed compositions. A wonderful day escaping the rain of the mountains and enjoying a day at the beach. I was looking for some detailed stone/sand patterns to photograph but all of the ones I could find had a foot/paw print cluttering the composition. Luckily I managed a couple images…
Following immediately on from the last vlog about my new Kase Filters, I went to a little village on the Moray Coast to photograph the setting sun. The sandy beach provided some great compositions and the sun dazzled with vibrant oranges contrasting with a deep blue in the sky. It was a great evening of photography with plenty of images!
