Saltburn

[Les McLean]

Called in for a while on my way back from visiting folk up North.

I've taken the iconic Saltburn pier many times in past, and I wanted to try something slightly different by making the pier a component part of the composition rather than be the main subject.

Larger image links provided

1# 17-40 F4L +10 stop ND filter, 67 secs @ f13, ISO 100


http://www.lesmclean.co.uk/Saltburn_03_11/1DSL1992.jpg

2# 17-40F4L, 15sec @ f22, ND grad


http://www.lesmclean.co.uk/Saltburn_03_11/1DSL2077.jpg

3# 200mm F2.8L+1.4TC, 25sec @ f14


http://www.lesmclean.co.uk/Saltburn_03_11/1DSL2084.jpg

[DeeGee]

Re: Saltburn

Do like them all, number one is my fave, but (and this is just me. ) would be tempted to clone out the blue notice on the door.

[Bobby Canon]

Re: Saltburn

Nice set Les. No.1 clinches it for me.

[djguk47]

Re: Saltburn

#3 for me as I am a sucker for night photography with "lots of action".... smoke, steam and light from the chimney stack.

#1 I like but there is just something, not sure what, that makes it look a bit like the perfect model and not the real thing. It is not the creamy look to the water, it is the "sharpness" of the shed and the hand rails that just catch my eye the wrong way...if that makes sense.

#2 is also a great shot taken in what Colin C calls the "blue hour".

David

[codachrome]

Re: Saltburn

OMG Les take a look at these


this one was taken from the pier


I think we will meet up one day

Coda