The area is gorgeous, once all the doom and gloom is out the way, think I might take the wife for a long weekend. Can walk the beach and enjoy the sense of wilderness.

thank you. Should be even better now.

Thanks for the comments Chris, horizon sloped to the right by 0.027° good eyes - Corrected now - I think the darker pixels on the far edges were creating an optical illusion of a greater slope, I have toned that back a little. Any better?

I'm not sure i follow with the converging verticals? The light house is wider at the base than the top, its leaning to the right and backwards into the sea due to storm damage. I did think about correcting that however, the purists will then moan its not leaning as it does in real life, i suppose they are correct, I wouldn't fix the tower in pisa either

Last adventure past the back garden for the foreseeable future.
What was supposed to be a simple drive up from Worcester to Talacre to photograph the lighthouse at sunrise turned up to be a frustrating game of follow the diversion. Even the local bobby pulling the 4am shift could not offer any help in the matter.

We did finally make it and it was a bit of a dash to get to the beech. All in all a challenging and difficult shoot for me.



More images and some mindless rambling can be found here ...
https://youtu.be/CWF3IUYBV4M

thank you for the feedback.

Thank you Sry.

Thank you Derek, Sorry for my tardy reply, I have recently got back from a weeks adventuring on Skye so have been preoccupied in working through the images taken.

Thank you for your comment Richard, one other person has also provided similar feedback, something to keep in mind for the next time.

thank you.

Thank you. It was blowy for sure. At one point, I nearly went over, camera/lens+hood acted like a sail and it took considerable effort to hold on to it and not slip over in the process. Exciting but you realised there are limits. Some folks in said conditions were making their way down to the exposed rocks at low tide! Carrying camera gear in hand!