Blyth Pier
Image taken on a cold damp overcast morning using slow shutter speed to blur the sea while maintaining some detail.
Image taken on a cold damp overcast morning using slow shutter speed to blur the sea while maintaining some detail.
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Jun, 2016Views
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken at the foot of the south pier at Blyth harbour in Northumberland, that separates the harbour from Sth Beach.Time
Taken mid morning on a dull, damp, cold day.Lighting
The light was blue-grey and dull. Made the colour soft which helps with the feel of the image.Equipment
Canon 5d kindle with 17-40 f4L lens.Inspiration
I liked the angles and the soft light showed the colours and texture in the timbers.Editing
Just standard processing in lightroom.In my camera bag
2 5d ii bodies and 3 lenses plus filters.Feedback
Don't be frightened to take pictures in bad weather. They can sometimes produce good results.
