I went for a walk round Wallasey Float yesterday evening. I was a little late to spend long there, but there was some evening sunshine so I got a few shots.
Definitely more to be got there.

C&C welcome.
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I tried to play around with out of focus shots a few weeks back. It wasn't as easy as I'd have imagined.

So why does it seem so easy when I don't want out of focus shots

Hi Charlotte

I much prefer that last version.

I agree with Alan and I-berg. Have you tried a square crop? I find the out of focus foliage distracting.

You've done a lot better at Whitby than I managed, ( though, in my defense I was trying to keep the camera dry! ).

I love number 5, it is special!

Thanks guys.
No need for "sorry" Gwyn. I asked for C&C

I hadn't thought of using the path as a lead in alan. I was concentrating on the water, but I see what you mean. I was on a bridge, so getting a lower perspective would have been...interesting

Nobody likes them then?

A couple more from my stay in Cumbria a couple of weeks back.
This was taken at the top of the Ingleton Falls, (more of the falls to follow later ).
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And this is a famous view from Kirby Lonsdale , "Ruskins View".
I tried to avoid it as it is probably cliched, but, in the end, I gave in.
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C&C welcome.

Number 4 for me. The difference between the two characters makes the shot.