Northumberland 2018

carmagw
Posted 03/09/2018 - 10:22 Link
Few shots from my jollies,

No 1 Bamburgh Castle
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No 2 Dunstanburgh Castle
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No 3 Dunstanburgh Castle
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No 4 Craster Harbour
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No 5 View back to Craster from Dunstanburgh Castle
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No 6 Part of Dunstanburgh Castler
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No 7 Bamburgh Croquet
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No 8 View to Dunstanburgh Castle
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No 9 Dunstanburgh Castle
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No 10 Dunstanburgh Castle
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No 11 Mans best friend
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Thanks for looking.

Regards

George
Edited by carmagw: 03/09/2018 - 10:22
stub
Posted 03/09/2018 - 12:40 Link
Just love no7... After seeing a million images of Bamburgh. The game of cricket really sets it off.. Though I think Northumberlands cricket rivals my photography in terms of excellence...
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danofmk
Posted 03/09/2018 - 14:16 Link
7 is a gem. Something different and alive, a nice change from the more typical landscapes one tends to see.

I like the composition in 6 too.

Thanks for sharing
vejj
Posted 03/09/2018 - 16:03 Link
All great, but 7 really shines. I can see it being on the front of the tour brochure.
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jvs
Posted 03/09/2018 - 21:55 Link
Ok, so Dunstanburgh and Bamburgh castles are done to death photographically - but for me that doesn’t detract from the quality of this set. Superb skies, great light, great perspectives. Having said all that, my pick is Craster harbour, which I’ve always found hard to make look attractive, but looks really good here. Thanks for posting these!
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AlJones2402
Posted 04/09/2018 - 01:33 Link
A wonderful set of images.
3,7 & 9 are my favourites.
pschlute
Posted 04/09/2018 - 21:17 Link
Well number 4 Craster harbour does it for me. Lovely serene image.

Love the pooch too.
LennyBloke
Posted 05/09/2018 - 16:27 Link
Really good set, nice variety of lighting and processing

There's been a lot of good photography on here recently
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McBrian
Posted 05/09/2018 - 16:44 Link
Good set, #9 is the stand out for me
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geordie01
Posted 06/09/2018 - 10:48 Link
Right I am complaining to admins to have these removed at once.
I live up here and i do not want any of these tourist type people seeing these and invading my wonderfull county SHAME ON YOU!!

PS
no 7 for me.
RobL
Posted 06/09/2018 - 14:04 Link
geordie01 wrote:
Right I am complaining to admins to have these removed at once.
I live up here and i do not want any of these tourist type people seeing these and invading my wonderfull county SHAME ON YOU!!

PS
no 7 for me.
Too late, I’ve booked for a few days in November! I hear it will be warm and sunny so packing my Speedos and sun cream.

Love the photos, especially the sunsets.
Edited by RobL: 06/09/2018 - 14:05
bforbes
Posted 06/09/2018 - 14:53 Link
RobL wrote:
geordie01 wrote:
Right I am complaining to admins to have these removed at once.
I live up here and i do not want any of these tourist type people seeing these and invading my wonderfull county SHAME ON YOU!!

PS
no 7 for me.
Too late, I’ve booked for a few days in November! I hear it will be warm and sunny so packing my Speedos and sun cream.

Love the photos, especially the sunsets.
It takes a special kind of photographer to capture sunsets on the East Coast
RobL
Posted 06/09/2018 - 15:37 Link
East coast? Is that where it is? Sorry carmagw I didn’t realise you had got up that early. Definitely worth it.
JAK
Posted 06/09/2018 - 16:21 Link
I do like the all but (to me) two have processing issues with regards to HDR. #9 overdoes the HDR unless you can cure the edge effect between the wall and the view where there is a halo round the arch and #6 suffers similarly but darkens the surround to the join instead. Sadly that's a common problem with some HDR programs and needs to be watched for. Editing each part of the image as a separate layer can sort that out. However the sunset in #8 is quite super.
John K
Edited by JAK: 06/09/2018 - 16:26
carmagw
Posted 06/09/2018 - 20:37 Link
Thanks for all the comments.


RobL wrote:
East coast? Is that where it is? Sorry carmagw I didn’t realise you had got up that early. Definitely worth it.
Didn't get up early, they are sunsets, the sun being to the far left and actually out of shot but reflecting the colours nicely. The position of the harbour allows you to look back towards the sunset. At Beadnell harbour you can actually get a sunset due to the shape of it and surrounding headland, for example, taken last year :

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JAK wrote:
I do like the all but (to me) two have processing issues with regards to HDR. #9 overdoes the HDR unless you can cure the edge effect between the wall and the view where there is a halo round the arch and #6 suffers similarly but darkens the surround to the join instead. Sadly that's a common problem with some HDR programs and needs to be watched for. Editing each part of the image as a separate layer can sort that out. However the sunset in #8 is quite super.
Thanks for this I can see it on 9 which was quite heavily processed with such a difference between shadows and light areas but struggling to see it on 6. Even gone back to original and zoomed in and not able to see a halo, unless I'm overlooking the obvious. I did think there was a little halo on the Craster Harbour shot (4) but looking at the original it looks like the reflection of the light on the ripples changed just in front of the line of the harbour wall. All were processed in lightroom, not able to use layers on my version.

Thanks again for your comments.

George

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