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Coconut Swirls

  • twoodyyytoo
  • Sep 26
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 7


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We discovered this by accident on the beach at Le Victoria in Mauritius in 2013.


After supper on a typically warm night in December 2013 we went for a walk on the beach with our cameras.


Remembering the fun we had painting baobabs at Victoria Falls in 2011, we started looking for ways to use slow shutter speeds to create unusual effects.


We splashed water and threw sand in the air before Tristan started filling an empty coconut with sand.


Soon we were launching the coconut into the air with sand spiraling out against the dark sky creating intricate coconut swirls of infinite patterns.


This one has a jelly fish vibes.


Canon EOS 30D

f/4

1/60 sec,

Shutter priority

Flash on



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