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Posted 11/12/2018 - 00:35
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I particularly like the minimal ones
Posted 11/12/2018 - 00:45
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Another nice set Bill.
Best by far for me is the last one...No.10...wow!
Also really like 7...the light reflecting off the wet surfaces of the stone wharf is superb.
Then No.5...nice light again and really like the composition including the ship out at sea.
No.8 is unusual...what a densely packed piece of beach...all those stones, shells and dead matter against the striated natural background...lovely.
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Karlo
Best by far for me is the last one...No.10...wow!
Also really like 7...the light reflecting off the wet surfaces of the stone wharf is superb.
Then No.5...nice light again and really like the composition including the ship out at sea.
No.8 is unusual...what a densely packed piece of beach...all those stones, shells and dead matter against the striated natural background...lovely.
Regards
Karlo
Posted 11/12/2018 - 04:57
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Cracking set Bill. These get better and better. The last one is beautiful.
1/2/4/6 are very clever, creating bands of colour/texture that divide the picture up horizontally.
1/2/4/6 are very clever, creating bands of colour/texture that divide the picture up horizontally.
Peter
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Posted 11/12/2018 - 06:43
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These are beautiful images, realised by a keen, artistic eye.
Best regards, John
Posted 11/12/2018 - 07:32
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Great original set. Having just returned from Bamburgh with a portfolio of the classic beach shots of the castle I particularly like yours with the dunes, very atmospheric.
Posted 11/12/2018 - 09:25
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Impressive stuff, I just love these especially the more impressionist of the set. Fencing at Lancing is superb. It appears to break all the rules of composition - tiny subject placed dead centre right on the bottom edge of the frame, a huge area of seemingly empty sky, a thin line of horizon marginally above the base line.....but it works so well. A masterpiece.
David
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Posted 11/12/2018 - 10:50
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Glad to see the dusk over Bamburgh Castle.
The Times once published a photo of a sunset over said castle only it was sunrise as ir was over the sea.
Typical of today.
The Times once published a photo of a sunset over said castle only it was sunrise as ir was over the sea.
Typical of today.
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Posted 11/12/2018 - 14:05
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Awesome images Bill a credit to you.. Loved them all.. Interested to notice no DFA 15-30 in your lens list ?
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Posted 11/12/2018 - 15:31
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An absolutely magnificent set of images.
The last one in particular is superb for me, but all are tremendously good.
Regards
David
The last one in particular is superb for me, but all are tremendously good.
Regards
David
Posted 11/12/2018 - 16:43
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johnriley wrote:
These are beautiful images, realised by a keen, artistic eye.
What John said
These are beautiful images, realised by a keen, artistic eye.
Posted 11/12/2018 - 18:42
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I really like the "Horizons" here, Bill (1,2,4,6...and 9, though it is not quite in the same spirit as the other 'horizons'). The composition, colours and attention to detail are beautifully treated as usual. 4 and 6 are particularly bold in their minimalism. 9 is more about movement (yet fits in with the aforementioned) within stillness, a quality which I regularly appreciate in your photography.
The sand patterns are a fabulous image, so much texture, so many lines, shells, stones, all moving to the relentless force of the sea. Wild.
Of the four more "classic" (to my eye) landscapses, I have a preference for the cliffs of Moher, with its beautiful light and flowery punctum.
Thanks for sharing all this with us.
The sand patterns are a fabulous image, so much texture, so many lines, shells, stones, all moving to the relentless force of the sea. Wild.
Of the four more "classic" (to my eye) landscapses, I have a preference for the cliffs of Moher, with its beautiful light and flowery punctum.
Thanks for sharing all this with us.
Posted 11/12/2018 - 20:08
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Quality, artful, imaginative, bringing down boundaries, opening up that in plain view, evocative, transgression of norms.
Best regards
Best regards
Too far from a shore.
Posted 11/12/2018 - 22:28
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Lighting in the last one is wonderful. Composition of no. 3 is spot-on. 8 is just unreal looking, and no. 7 - nice lines and lighting. Great set as ever!
Andy
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14 years
1. Crow, Worthing
2. Beach Huts, Lancing
3. Dunstanburgh, Winter
4. Offshore Fencing, Lancing
5. Bamburgh Castle, Dusk
6. Budle Bay, Dawn
7. Cullercoats, Dawn
8. Sand Patterns, Rhyl
9. Low Tide, West Wittering
10. Sunset, Cliffs of Moher
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