Sailors' Peril.

An old slipway on the east coast of Scotland.

All comments appreciated.

sublime.

 

nuf said.

 

Thumbs way up!

Excellent . Great DOF, exposure and colours

 

Regards

The lighting is magical, this is fantastic.............

Very dramatic landscape...I like the textures and tones. Well done.

Simon... you have an uncanny ability to be at the right place at the right time. This is fantastic. The ultra sharp foreground with the blur of the wave motion works perfectly together, and then the moody sky and reflection. Another great shot! Mike

 

stunning!

Really superb!! 7/7

Well captured Simon.

 

Loverly detail on the slipway.

 

Andy...

Excellent!

Hello Simon. Excellent, so is your style. The colours are perfect and the depth of field too. Regards. Eugenio.

Beautiful photograph.

Hi

 

What wonderful textures and mood, I love the cool blue reflected light in the water in the walk way but most of all the warm light hitting the stones, making them irridescent.

 

Really strong lines in this image, the only thing is that i get taken too quickly to the island and my eye gets stuck a bit on that element when i want to linger on the foreground more. Its only a small pick, I'm still dead impressed with it.

 

I wonder what a longer exposure would have looked like, it would have simplified the composition more by removing even more of the textures in the sea (maybe to its detriment).

 

Jane

Excellent perspective and composition. Great colour.

 

Regards from Spain.

Beautiful light and detail Simon

 

Mari

Very cool shot !! be careful with your sharpening, bit of a halo on distant objects, great depth of field here, congrat's. Ross

What a wonderful light. Bravo.

exelent bravo !!

I am speechless at the beauty you captured, Simon....!

Superb image! I recognised it from the cover of Digital Photo magazine.

The kind of scene that I live to find. The foreground is remarkable with the texture of growth overlaying the asymmetrical rhythm of the bricks. The small pool of still water really grabs me. This is not to discount the background!