I made this image in the mid-afternoon from a beach on Langkawi Island, a destination popular with holiday-makers looking for beaches and nature. It was shot against the sunlight that was reflecting fiercely off the surface of the ocean. A neutral density filter fixed the over-exposure of the sky and gave the clouds a heavy, oppressive look that I wanted to express. But the water was blown. I regretted not having taken 2 exposures - one metered for the water and one for the sky so that I could recombine them for a balanced exposure. Technically, this image is a disaster, but I've grown to like the effect of the blown highlights of the water. It gives a harsh intensity to the mood of the image, further stressing the unfriendliness of industrial impact on our environment. What do you think?