One of the most fantastic photos I have seen. Hard to believe it is real.

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One of the most fantastic photos I have seen. Hard to believe it is real.

#photography #art

Originally shared by Alistair Nicol

"Reflecting Pool"
Kure Beach, NC

The milky white ocean swirls into a little pool reflecting the light from the stars above.

I just got back from a wonderful trip up the East coast. What a trip indeed. A great group of folks joined us in Nags Head for the Mountains To Sea Workshops OBX Workshop with Athena Carey  as guest instructor. Tommy White and I had a blast showing everyone some of our favorite spots. In the coming weeks you'll definitely get a glimpse of some highlights from the workshop.

This was captured at Kure Beach on the way back South and I couldn't have asked for better conditions. Fast moving clouds allowed for a some amazing sunset and sunrises and clearing on queue for some star gazing.

These rocks are fairly unique on the East Coast and I plan to get back any chance I get.

Hope you enjoy and feel free to share!
Have a great weekend everyone.

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