An Angry Cornish Sea

It is often said that how an image looks should give way to how it feels. This image speaks of aggression and threat. Even the jagged rock as a compositional line suggests a sharp, foreboding danger. Even the hint of green does nothing to soothe its raging hostility. 

This was taken from a safe distance using a focal length of 140mm on a Fuji XT3, which is a crop sensor camera. So, an actual focal length of 210mm based on a 35mm or full-frame aspect. Longer lenses will compress perspective, which in this image has shortened the middle section between the rock and the wave face. 

Bjorn.