I found myself drawn to a particular formation of rocks that created an oval in the foreground that framed my composition. The rocks were rough and weathered and dotted among them were small plants and flowers, adding a burst of color to the otherwise monochromatic landscape.
From this new vantage point, I was able to see the cliffs in a different light. The textures and colors of the rocks seemed even more pronounced, and I could see the way the water had carved out intricate patterns over the ages.
As soon as I set up my camera, a powerful wave crashed against the rocks, sending a spray of water high into the air. It was an epic moment, as if nature itself was applauding my decision to explore this new perspective.