Kent Wreck

[Tony Hawkins]

Here's the mono version. As ever with long exposure images I think mono has it's merits.



Kent Wreck B&W
by Tony Hawkins, on Flickr

[lunarbo]

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Agreed mono has its merits but I'm plumping for the colour version of this one. This has a very abstract feel or could almost be a piece of jewellery so I think it needs the colour to remind us of what it is.

Not surprised you've been wanting to shoot this wreck for some time, it's tailor made for your LE.

[Stan]

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prefer the colour version too

Stan

[Tony Hawkins]

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Thanks Bo and Stan; I can see what you are saying Bo. I always liked the green on the wood but have trouble choosing between the two.

[Swanny48]

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I also prefer those greens in the colour version. Is Kent the name of the wreck or it it takes somewhere in Kent?

John

[Tony Hawkins]

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I also prefer those greens in the colour version. Is Kent the name of the wreck or it it takes somewhere in Kent?

John

Hi John, It was near Sittingbourne in Kent.

[ctrollen]

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Another one on preferring the colour version. Sorry!

[Tony Hawkins]

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Another one on preferring the colour version. Sorry!

Don't be sorry; I'm very happy with how both turned out.

[tesarver]

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Lovely B&W Image. Well taken and processed Tony

Tom

[Tony Hawkins]

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Lovely B&W Image. Well taken and processed Tony

Tom

Thank you Tom

[Brian Sugden]

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Superb both in colour and B&W. They would both make excellent prints.

[Tigger]

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another vote on the colour - love the green moss on the boat thats lost here

[Tony Hawkins]

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Most agree.

[briansquibb]

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Super

[Tony Hawkins]

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Super

Thank you Brian.