Grass Sea Mooring

highton-ridley, on January 3, 2008, said:

Another taken on my trip to Aldeburgh on new year's eve. A brilliant winter sun broke through the dark clouds for 10 minutes and I dashed around like a mad thing trying to make the most of it.

To me, the boats look like they are moored on a sea of grass ..alright, parked, not moored, but hey - go with the flow! :)

See my complete fine art collection on www.highton-ridley.co.uk

Gibrail, on January 4, 2008, said:

wonderful!

jeybee68, on January 4, 2008, said:

very good monochrome photo!

highton-ridley, on January 4, 2008, said:

Thanks GabriGibra and JayBee -- it's always good to get positive feedback :) :)

© alfredschaffer, on January 5, 2008, said:

Looks very good! Many details!

Greetings Alfred

George Sled, on January 5, 2008, said:

Hi. It's better to set your aperture and vary the shutter speed with your bracketing...5-7 shots. If you want a good depth-of-field, set it first (8 probably gives the sharpest detail, but you could try 11 or 16) HDR works best with items that don't move. Great photo of the boat, by the way.

Luud Riphagen, on January 6, 2008, said:

Beautiful contrast in your b en w pics, thanks for visiting my gallery. Greetings Luud.

laughingmackerel, on January 6, 2008, said:

well you know us plymouth lads never like to be too far from the water ..just like our fathers..

love your mono stuff..this one and esp .A journey made..

all the best :)

highton-ridley, on January 6, 2008, said:

Yeah, know what you mean, LM.. thanks for the visit to my stuff - glad you liked it.

If ever you're near Royal William Yard - pop into the Masavision Gallery, through the coffee house. You'll see some of my work there.

laughingmackerel, on January 9, 2008, said:

.. H-R i will take a look next time i,m down in that part of town for sure

All The Best

Laughingmackerel

Sergio Delmonico, on January 18, 2008, said: