Not been around much this month and not really taken any images, this is from the only time before getting snowed in that I was able to get out... Had been trying to photograph the flocks of Turnstones flying back and forth but became more interested in the patterns created by the breaking waves and the colour of the water on the north Kent coast...
Lots of catching up to do.....
All the best
Phil
Posted by Fran French on January 18, 2010 at 3:38 PM
Good to have you back Phil, and certainly a very different image from you as well. I like this for the patterns and shapes in the water and splashes. Not normally something that would appeal to me, but it is very different and I like it.
Fran
Posted by John Robinson on January 18, 2010 at 3:40 PM
Hi Phil
Looks like Bewdley high street the other day !!
Great stuff.
John
Posted by Mark Sisson on January 19, 2010 at 3:29 AM
I was looking for the Seal in there!!
For me I'd crop a tad tighter and lose the "space" in the top right corner as it'd make everything even more full-on, but it does work.
Works for me too. Love these types of patterns in nature shots. Agree with Mark thatg the top right is a bit superfluous and its loss will only strengthen the image. Nice one.
Posted by jack chapman on January 19, 2010 at 12:02 PM
great colours and textures, i find the out of focus parts at the top a bit distracting though, think it needs to all be in focus
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Hi,
Not been around much this month and not really taken any images, this is from the only time before getting snowed in that I was able to get out... Had been trying to photograph the flocks of Turnstones flying back and forth but became more interested in the patterns created by the breaking waves and the colour of the water on the north Kent coast...
Lots of catching up to do.....
All the best
Phil
Fran
Looks like Bewdley high street the other day !!
Great stuff.
John
For me I'd crop a tad tighter and lose the "space" in the top right corner as it'd make everything even more full-on, but it does work.
Mark