During my first visit to Driftwood Beach on Jekyll Island in Georgia, USA, I was amazed at this iconic tree-laden landscape. I had known of the driftwood scattered around this beach and was eager to photograph it at sunrise on a summer morning. Driftwood Beach was once a lush maritime forest, but due to Mother Nature and erosion over many decades, the beach has become a boneyard for ancient oak and pine trees. Thus, creating a beautiful place to photograph the sunrise.
With this image, I used a Singh-Ray Gold-n-Blue polarizer filter to provide a little more color since the sunrise was not a spectacular show of colors on this particular morning.
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