Thought I would share a few shots taken last Wednesday at Sidmouth. Apologies if this is a bit image heavy as I had difficulty reducing the numbers down! All taken with K5ii and unless otherwise stated with the DA 17-70

1. Approx 7:50am – 3 shot HDR tonemapped. View from The Esplanade - overnight clouds clearing.



2. The East Cliffs at approx 7:55am soon after the sun shone on them



3. Early morning exercise – for a juggler – very obliging allowing me to take several shots of him.



4. Now 3 from a walk through the town’s Arboretum walk – several areas of woodland showing off some lovely autumn colours. This one in The Byes – River Sid



5. In the cemetery



6. The Knapp



7. Peak Hill around 12:30 – clouds again beginning to lift



8. Beach reflections – Sigma 10-20mm



9. Leaf on the sand – Tamron 70-200



10. Abstract type of image (!) cropped from original



11. more reflections – shame about the photographer’s shadow – couldn’t do a lot about it! Sigma 10-20mm



12. Darkness from the cliffs of Peak Hill/ High Peak in shadow, and some amount of sea spray giving a lovely atmosphere



13. Sea foam. The sun was getting lower and viewed from the right angle, the bubbles gave off some glorious colours – Tamron 70-200



14. Sea spray – again very atmospheric. Approx 3:50pm – Tamron 70-200



15. Dog having fun! Tamron 70-200



C & C welcome!!

Not bad at all!
I suspect using something like Zerene Stacker might have done a better job at cleaning up the edges - especially around the second image; However one can't complain as Combine ZP is free! How did you isolate it from any background - or is it simply on a piece of plain card/ paper?

I like this - colours, composition etc & background - all lovely. I hadn't noticed the tree-out-of-head clanger until it was pointed out!

Nice shots - nos 5,7,9 for me

Welcome - and look forward to your input!

the one with tree silhouettes is pretty neat!

moi aussi!

Fantastic capture - and nice and sharp!

Some lovely shots here. You must be pleased with them! And the longer focal lengths work well IMO.

As above - congratulations Bill - its a really beautiful image. Well done!!