Northumbria Trip
Posted 09/01/2012 - 10:17
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Northumbria is a wonderful place to visit and photograph and you've got some excellent shots here. I like the way you look for parts of a landscape rather than trying to cram it all into one image. I also like your wider, graphic shots.
Best regards, John
Posted 09/01/2012 - 10:24
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Well done Richard you have yourself some great shots there.
Please do not show them to many people we like to keep it to ourselves
Please do not show them to many people we like to keep it to ourselves
Posted 09/01/2012 - 10:47
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Some great shots! The sunrise is spectacular.
Personally I am not a fan of the long exposure seas, but I do like the beach hut photo.
Did you need your thermals?
Personally I am not a fan of the long exposure seas, but I do like the beach hut photo.
Did you need your thermals?
Posted 09/01/2012 - 11:03
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Northumberland is indeed one of England's most beautiful counties - and its not over run with tourist. So like Geordie says keep quiet about it.
That's an excellent set of images you created on your workshop. I'm glad you were treated to some good light. Incidentally the county is Northumberland - Northumbria is the whole North East region, including Co. Durham, Cleveland and parts of North Yorkshire.
David
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That's an excellent set of images you created on your workshop. I'm glad you were treated to some good light. Incidentally the county is Northumberland - Northumbria is the whole North East region, including Co. Durham, Cleveland and parts of North Yorkshire.
David
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Posted 09/01/2012 - 11:19
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Gwyn wrote:
Some great shots! The sunrise is spectacular.
Personally I am not a fan of the long exposure seas, but I do like the beach hut photo.
Did you need your thermals?
Thermal Long Johns were worn and much appreciated!,
Some great shots! The sunrise is spectacular.
Personally I am not a fan of the long exposure seas, but I do like the beach hut photo.
Did you need your thermals?
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Posted 09/01/2012 - 12:15
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Very nice set Richard - especially the 2 sunrise shots. I am yet to get anywhere near as good a shot as either of these of Bamburgh. I have seen it several times with a sky similar to your second shot but I have never seen anything like the colour in your first one - stunningly beautiful. Whenever I have seen a good sunrise there the tide has unfortunately always been out but I do intend another trip this year during Puffin season - so will try again.
I also like the Dunstanburgh shot very much but it brings back painful memories as last time I was there. I overstretched trying to photograph the castle from an unusual angle and managed to fall through a barbed wire fence and ended up with stitches in my forearm!
Carl
I also like the Dunstanburgh shot very much but it brings back painful memories as last time I was there. I overstretched trying to photograph the castle from an unusual angle and managed to fall through a barbed wire fence and ended up with stitches in my forearm!
Carl
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Posted 09/01/2012 - 17:04
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Love all of these .. but that sunrise shot is something else. Wonderful.
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Posted 09/01/2012 - 17:30
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Great shots, the beach hut is great.
All the best
Brian
And come him slow or come him fast it is but death who comes at last.
Brian
And come him slow or come him fast it is but death who comes at last.
Posted 09/01/2012 - 18:56
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As the above... great set - with the 1st sunrise shot the standout.
Must have been a rewarding workshop
Must have been a rewarding workshop
Posted 10/01/2012 - 04:54
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They're beautiful! So serene.. I've got to visit the seaside more...
Posted 12/01/2012 - 16:10
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There are some real good shots in this set. I like them. regards, jeeess
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1. Bamburgh Castle at Sunrise
Bamburgh Castle Sunrise by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
2. Ten
Ten by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
3. Dunstanburgh Castle Bay
Dunstanburgh Castle Bay by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
4. Holy Island
Holy Island by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
5. Beach Hut
Beach Hut by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
6. More Groynes
Groynes by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
7. Fading Sunrise
Bamburgh Castle by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
8. Craster Harbour
Craster Harbour by RichardHurstPhotography, on Flickr
Thanks for looking.
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