Random Photos : Part 4
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A couple from the Duddon Estuary
Sandscale-6892 by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr
Sandscale-6908 by northernladgonesouth, on Flickr
Sandscale-6892 by northernladgonesouth, on FlickrSandscale-6908 by northernladgonesouth, on FlickrPerched high above the crashing ocean huge cliffs drop off to either side , balanced on a knife edge , tripod locked only marginally in place I waited the dawn of a new day.
Nugget point is a spectacular place to visit, in some ways an easy place to shoot, but in others not so!
You dont get many chances to shoot such a location with great light and a long exposure like this!
On a Knife Edge by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Nugget point is a spectacular place to visit, in some ways an easy place to shoot, but in others not so!
You dont get many chances to shoot such a location with great light and a long exposure like this!
On a Knife Edge by robjdickinson, on Flickr
Couple from a daytrip to Portsmouth with the kids last week.
Solent Sundown by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Spinnaker Tower by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Solent Sundown by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Spinnaker Tower by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Nearly done now 
San Marco Campanile by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Venice 2015 (10) by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Gondoliers by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
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Gondolas by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
San Marco Campanile by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Venice 2015 (10) by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr
Gondoliers by Dibbly Dobbler, on Flickr[url=https://flic.kr/p/rNw65x]
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Gondolas by Dibbly Dobbler, on FlickrAll of those are quite ridiculous DD, especially the second one with it's fascinating light effects.
Still, going to places that are set up as photogenic tourist traps is a bit of a "cheat" really.
Have you considered where to visit next for a photographic challenge?
How about S
horpe? Or Coalville?
Still, going to places that are set up as photogenic tourist traps is a bit of a "cheat" really.
Have you considered where to visit next for a photographic challenge?
How about S
horpe? Or Coalville?LongQ said:
All of those are quite ridiculous DD, especially the second one with it's fascinating light effects.
Still, going to places that are set up as photogenic tourist traps is a bit of a "cheat" really.
Have you considered where to visit next for a photographic challenge?
How about Shorpe? Or Coalville?
Thanks LQ Still, going to places that are set up as photogenic tourist traps is a bit of a "cheat" really.
Have you considered where to visit next for a photographic challenge?
How about S
horpe? Or Coalville? Yes that second one came out a treat with the reflections on the bottom of the bridge. I do take your point - going to be hard to keep the standard up now i'm back to normality!DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
All of those are quite ridiculous DD, especially the second one with it's fascinating light effects.
Still, going to places that are set up as photogenic tourist traps is a bit of a "cheat" really.
Have you considered where to visit next for a photographic challenge?
How about Shorpe? Or Coalville?
Thanks LQ Still, going to places that are set up as photogenic tourist traps is a bit of a "cheat" really.
Have you considered where to visit next for a photographic challenge?
How about S
horpe? Or Coalville? Yes that second one came out a treat with the reflections on the bottom of the bridge. I do take your point - going to be hard to keep the standard up now i'm back to normality!How the heck did you find that? .... whatever it is.
Sighs. I thought that gap was bridgeable.
North coast of the Forth dear boy. That's your closest challenge. Some very scenic places there in the right light and conditions - but some challenges too. Places that should just leap from the lens ... but maybe don't. At least not every time.
The side benefit is that if the photo trip fails there are some great food outlets available to round out the day (so I am told .. it was certainly true last time I was up there which was a while ago, sadly).
LongQ said:
Normality?
How the heck did you find that? .... whatever it is.
Sighs. I thought that gap was bridgeable.
North coast of the Forth dear boy. That's your closest challenge. Some very scenic places there in the right light and conditions - but some challenges too. Places that should just leap from the lens ... but maybe don't. At least not every time.
The side benefit is that if the photo trip fails there are some great food outlets available to round out the day (so I am told .. it was certainly true last time I was up there which was a while ago, sadly).
Get yourself up here and I'll buy you a chip supper at Anstruther How the heck did you find that? .... whatever it is.
Sighs. I thought that gap was bridgeable.
North coast of the Forth dear boy. That's your closest challenge. Some very scenic places there in the right light and conditions - but some challenges too. Places that should just leap from the lens ... but maybe don't. At least not every time.
The side benefit is that if the photo trip fails there are some great food outlets available to round out the day (so I am told .. it was certainly true last time I was up there which was a while ago, sadly).
leggly said:
Really like that.Rob D - I'm envious beyond the capacity to be nice about your (stunning) photos...
V8Wagon said:
Couple from a daytrip to Portsmouth with the kids last week.
Solent Sundown by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Spinnaker Tower by André Jardinière, on Flickr
I like these. Solent Sundown by André Jardinière, on Flickr
Spinnaker Tower by André Jardinière, on Flickr
RobDickinson said:
Perched high above the crashing ocean huge cliffs drop off to either side , balanced on a knife edge , tripod locked only marginally in place I waited the dawn of a new day.
Nugget point is a spectacular place to visit, in some ways an easy place to shoot, but in others not so!
You dont get many chances to shoot such a location with great light and a long exposure like this!
On a Knife Edge by robjdickinson, on Flickr
A beautiful, genuinely awe inspiring image. Worth the risk..? Nugget point is a spectacular place to visit, in some ways an easy place to shoot, but in others not so!
You dont get many chances to shoot such a location with great light and a long exposure like this!
On a Knife Edge by robjdickinson, on Flickr
DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
Normality?
How the heck did you find that? .... whatever it is.
Sighs. I thought that gap was bridgeable.
North coast of the Forth dear boy. That's your closest challenge. Some very scenic places there in the right light and conditions - but some challenges too. Places that should just leap from the lens ... but maybe don't. At least not every time.
The side benefit is that if the photo trip fails there are some great food outlets available to round out the day (so I am told .. it was certainly true last time I was up there which was a while ago, sadly).
Get yourself up here and I'll buy you a chip supper at Anstruther How the heck did you find that? .... whatever it is.
Sighs. I thought that gap was bridgeable.
North coast of the Forth dear boy. That's your closest challenge. Some very scenic places there in the right light and conditions - but some challenges too. Places that should just leap from the lens ... but maybe don't. At least not every time.
The side benefit is that if the photo trip fails there are some great food outlets available to round out the day (so I am told .. it was certainly true last time I was up there which was a while ago, sadly).
Have you been to the Pittenweem Arts thing that is organised locally every summer? A pleasant day out with the Fish and Chip supper excuse to go alongside.
Hurry up though - all the fish are going to disappear (allegedly) due to due to people like Sam Branson flying eveywhere by helipcopter.
DibblyDobbler said:
I really don't care for cityscape/architectural photo's, but that's a really striking image and one that's been perfectly captured.tenohfive said:
DibblyDobbler said:
I really don't care for cityscape/architectural photo's, but that's a really striking image and one that's been perfectly captured.LongQ said:
Been there and done that (a couple of times in the case of the F&C) and very good it was too.
Have you been to the Pittenweem Arts thing that is organised locally every summer? A pleasant day out with the Fish and Chip supper excuse to go alongside.
Hurry up though - all the fish are going to disappear (allegedly) due to due to people like Sam Branson flying eveywhere by helipcopter.
No I haven't - sounds interesting though Have you been to the Pittenweem Arts thing that is organised locally every summer? A pleasant day out with the Fish and Chip supper excuse to go alongside.
Hurry up though - all the fish are going to disappear (allegedly) due to due to people like Sam Branson flying eveywhere by helipcopter.
The haddock will be ok for a wee while yet, the guy on the telly said so DibblyDobbler said:
LongQ said:
Been there and done that (a couple of times in the case of the F&C) and very good it was too.
Have you been to the Pittenweem Arts thing that is organised locally every summer? A pleasant day out with the Fish and Chip supper excuse to go alongside.
Hurry up though - all the fish are going to disappear (allegedly) due to due to people like Sam Branson flying eveywhere by helipcopter.
No I haven't - sounds interesting though Have you been to the Pittenweem Arts thing that is organised locally every summer? A pleasant day out with the Fish and Chip supper excuse to go alongside.
Hurry up though - all the fish are going to disappear (allegedly) due to due to people like Sam Branson flying eveywhere by helipcopter.
The haddock will be ok for a wee while yet, the guy on the telly said so The Arts festival has some photographic content.
Purely by chance I stumbled across this
http://www.pittenweemartsfestival.co.uk/artists_ex...
Not photography but an example painting of a scene in Venice. Seemed like a good enough link.
Obviously shortening the link will get to the festival's home page.
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