Knott End ferry quay

[stunsworth]

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Knott End is on the opposite bank of the river Wyre from Fleetwood in the North West of England. An overcast day which gave the flat lighting I was looking for in this shot.

 

M8, 50mm Summicron

 

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[andybarton]

I can see what you are getting at here, Steve, but I personally find the central lamp post a bit unfortunate, as it cuts the image neatly in two.

[stuny]

Steve -

 

I like it, even with the central lamp post (though it would probably be even better without). Very moody somehow.

[JE]

Steve, what I like here are all the lines, very nicely composed (I agree with Stuart, the photo'd probably be better without the central post). There is a beautiful silence in the photo.

Jonathan

[erlandson]

The inclusion of the third post (if there is one!) at the extreme right may have been better.

 

Ain't it easy to be clever after the moment.

[leicamann]

I can see what you are getting at here, Steve, but I personally find the central lamp post a bit unfortunate, as it cuts the image neatly in two.

 

I am with Andy on this it does indeed segment the image into two...unfortunate... having said that...being digital..you can "walk your pictures" and reframe... until you get the desired result..this is the beauty of digital..you get immediate sensory feedback and can see your "mistake" right away.

 

So to conclude..the "idea and concept" is sound but not the execution.

 

 

Thanks for sharing

 

Regards, Leicamann

[wda]

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Having noted the above remarks, I do see quite a bit of scope here for further variations. Assuming you have time and opportunity, why not return and experiment? As John Mead says, digital does give you a second chance while you are there. Often we pass over that opportunity.

 

David