ENTRY DESCRIPTION
This photo was taken on Barrika Beach in Spain which is famous for its flysch formations.
The flysch are sedimentary rock formations with certain characteristics in which layers of hard rocks alternate with layers of softer materials, and with time and erosion show us these enormous parallel lines of the rock that reveal the history of our planet.

To balance a good exposure, I used a grad filter and ND for the long exposure. The sea was calm and with the help of the long exposure I managed to give an etheric effect to the movement of the water.

AUTHOR
My name is Roberto González and I am a photo enthusiast / amateur photographer. My passion for nature photography was sparked by a trip to western Canada in the summer of 2009. Since then, I try to photograph the wonders of nature. I love landscape and nature but also covering my grounds in portrait and street photography.

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