The Port

[Tomh1982]

Having just moved to Felixstowe I haven't had allot of time to spend on photography in fact it had been about three weeks since the camera had been out of the bag. I decided last night to stay local & head to Landguard Point. The tide was spot on for what I had in mind but unfortunately the cloud just wasn't where I wanted it so I decided to find some other compositions.

1. 15 seconds at f/16, iso100.
Port View by Tom Harvey, on Flickr

2. 13 seconds at f/16, iso100.
Posts by Tom Harvey, on Flickr

Thanks for looking T

[Dave s]

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Nice set Tom

[AlexR!]

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Beautiful, Tom, as always.

[tesarver]

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Beautifully done Tom

Tom

[neilrich1966]

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Wonderfully taken Tom.

[paul linton]

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Very well seen and captured

paul

[Bill53]

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Nicely captured Tom.

Bill.

[Parsen66]

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Both excellent Tom particularly the 1st

[anderson.council]

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good set again Tom.

[fahadahsan]

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Tom,, what grad did u use ??

[jimsphotography]

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Excellent photography Tom.
The second image is good but similar to other images I have seen. This is not true of the first image - that broken stack of wood piles form a visual bowl that somehow encompasses the horizon and its industrial landscape. There is something peaceful & serenely beautiful about the pastel coloured foreground and that soft milky sea. But in the background is a much more stark vision - one of the cold metal of giant cranes - huge unfeeling monoliths of modernity.
It is this contrast that makes this image stand out. Please keep posting as I do so enjoy your work
James

[Tomh1982]

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Tom,, what grad did u use ??

I used a Lee 0.6 hard grad & a Lee 0.9 soft grad just to take the edge off the brightness in the top section of sky.

Thanks everyone for commenting it's much appreciated