Ochre sky's and angry seas series
by Paul Davenport
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Title
Ochre sky's and angry seas series
Artist
Paul Davenport
Medium
Photograph - Digital Photography
Description
I recently spent some time at my sister's where the weather was very wild and windy, only when I looked at them later did I realise how odd the lighting seemed... No filters used on these, I just tweaked the contrast slightly.
The Sound, is the the southernmost tip of the Isle of Man.
Good learning curve in how NOT to take pictures in 90 mph winds, though I only got blown off my feet three times, and didn't drop the camera. (cool!)
I think I took these with a D5000 and a Nokkor 18 - 300mm .
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March 24th, 2017
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Comments (4)
John M Bailey
Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!" Sharing on Pinterest Board - Images That Excite You!
Linda Lees
Fabulous! I love the format that you've used Paul, and the tones and mood of the images are wonderful! L/F
Paul Davenport replied:
Thank you Linda... I kinda like sequences for some reason! I would have liked to have got lower down, but I was stood on rocks like those at the front in the pic on the left... but I was too scared to! Those waves are about 30 feet high - at a nearby fishing village, they were breaking right over the harbour wall... cool! :-)
Joyce Dickens
I absolutely love this piece Paul; each image is spectacular and together just breathtaking!!! jd
Paul Davenport replied:
:-)... I still can't figure what the gull was thinking just flying (very slowly)straight out to sea... against the 90mph wind. He was the only bird in sight... the others were hiding :-)
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