Sea fret at Whitesands Bay
by SaraR

Comment by krnodil:
Lovely, with the composition and pale coloring. I learned a new phrase - never came across "sea fret" before.

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by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
They seem just a bit more sedate than in their last portrait together.



But oh, aren't they beautiful! I shall have to come visit again... :-)

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by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
So this would be Bracken? Gorgeous coloring.

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by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
The coat and coloring is gorgeous. They're turning into beautiful animals!

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by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
LOL!!! Well that's one way to make sure they have good teeth!

Putting Out the Lobster Pots
by SaraR

Comment by JuliBoc:
Definitely a double take, but I wish the boat in the background was more in focus (longer DOF) so both boats would be considered subjects. I like the detail of the lobster pots/nets in the boat. And I like the lobster man's yellow overalls.

From Sutton Bank
by SaraR

Comment by BrianR:
Nice work with a strong richness to it.

From Sutton Bank
by SaraR

Comment by jdannels:
I see a little movement in the sky from the slow image bracketing, or fast moving clouds. What I have done sometimes with success, is to do two different HDR images. In your case maybe all 7 once to get the ground nicely blended. Then go back and look at the exposures for the clouds and do a separate one with fewer exposures that really only affect the sky. Then blend the two together. Might help, I really like all the color changes on the ground.

From Sutton Bank
by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
Beautiful location beautifully handled! Very nice choice of composition and the use of the HDR gives this a richness and detail that I suspect might not be as strong in a single exposure.

Putting Out the Lobster Pots
by SaraR

Comment by Melethia:
Heh! I guess DPC isn't into borders, huh? I liked the echo factor in this with the two boats, and the nifty division across the middle by one that has passed.