Findhorn Flats

Findhorn mud flats at Findhorn, Moray, scotland are notoriously free of subject material you are totally dependant on composition and light. Here I opted to use a very pleasing sunset and complement it with the reflected blue sky in the pools of water textured by pebbles and wet sand. Most are going to dislike the curious silhouetted artefact, though I find it intriguing, I still don't know what it is. It's fixed and made of wood and well rotted down. The original Velvia slide has much more detail to extract the dmax of my Epson flatbed scanner has alas been exceeded. Please feel free to visit my website, Transient light, There are some superb new shots at Timecatcher too.