THREE WRECKS
Taken at Bowling, Scotland approximately 30mins north of Glasgow. Bowling is a small town that marked the furthest extent of the Roman Empire. It's abandon...
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Taken at Bowling, Scotland approximately 30mins north of Glasgow. Bowling is a small town that marked the furthest extent of the Roman Empire. It's abandoned harbour is littered with 4 or 5 decaying boats. A personal favorite of mine as the boats appear like skeletons immuring from concrete.
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Feb, 2016Views
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Spring Selection Award
Winner in Smooth It Out Photo Challenge
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March 11, 2016
Congratulations on your win. Your composition and execution of technique is excellent and the image you produced is extremely pleasing to view. Great Job!
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Location
Taken at Blowing, Scotland the furthest most part of the UK controlled by the Roman Empire. Taken on a stormy day is one of the first times I experimented with long exposure photography. Turning a turbulent abandoned harbour into a still concrete like sculpture.Time
A very cloudy and stormy mid afternoon.Lighting
Very soft light from high cloud cover.Equipment
Tripod. Adustible nd filter.Inspiration
Doing something I've never tried before.Editing
Cropping. Some spot healing and minimal desaturation.In my camera bag
Samsung nx 100. 16mm. Cpl. Adjustible ND. Tripod. Cleaning equipmentFeedback
Bring a rain coat and a flask of tea.
