Musselburgh Harbour at Night

top spotter, on September 16, said:

Hi **Peter* A nice shot of the harbour at night I like the reflections too well taken.Regards Alan :))

Peter_private_box, on September 16, said:

Thanks Alan,

I tried quite a few different exposures to get this. One I liked best was this one at 1.6 secs. Any longer exposures blurred the masts as the boats bobbed about, and the shorter ones made the water look like jelly!

Best Wishes Peter

haggs, on October 9, said:

Hi Peter good night shot well captured you have my Vote and best regards...Haggs...

Peter_private_box, on October 9, said:

Hi Haggs,

Thanks for the vote and the visit! As I said to Alan, there were a lot of rejects from this attempt, (both exposure times and lighting) so I'm pleased that at least two of you are appreciative of the end result!

Best Wishes Peter

steve drury, on October 9, said:

Make that three Peter lovely shot more than worthy of this Y* and Vote

steve

Peter_private_box, on October 9, said:

Thanks Steve,

OK, thats three votes!!

Best Wishes Peter

PS Enjoy GCR this weekend if you go, I'm off to Harwich.

© MİNE SAGUNER, on November 18, said:

Beautiful composition and night shot Peter!

Greetings, Mine

Peter_private_box, on November 19, said:

Hello Mine,

Thank you for the visit and the praise!

I could't move the boats around, but I did try a few different things with lighting. Experimenting is how we learn I suppose!

Best Wishes Peter

Amelia Royan, on November 22, said:

This is a real beauty Peter, a perfect night photo, with little or no "noise"! I find it difficult to achieve photos like this, so it has a golden star :))

Greetings, Amelia

Peter_private_box, on November 23, said:

Hi Amelia,

Thank you very much for this high praise! I have just been back to look at the rejects, and sure, they are very noisy, and some are well over exposed in places, so probably more by luck than judgement in this case. I certainly noticed a similarity between Wardie and Mussleburgh though.

Best Wishes Peter