High and Dry

For once, Velvia not looking like Velveeta ... the colour shades are good, in a strong and simple composition.

Thanks for your kind comments Sandeha.
I guess the soft soft light of the very early morning (around 6:30 - 7:00am) is responsible for the look of this... and the groynes image too. The scene was almost monochrhrome. Your comment reminds me of something I heard from a photgrapher I admire (Andrew Nadowlski) - he told me that he uses Velvia when colours are soft... and reaches for Reala (or even Astia) when it's bright and punchy. An interesting approach.
Best
Richard

I think Velvia brings this kind of 'soft' light to life. This is a beautiful, subtle image. I knew I shouldn't have stayed in bed!

Rob

I enjoyed watching you shoot it... I thought then - damn, that is a shot I should've seen, would I have taken it at that angle... No I don't think I would've. But then again on reflection; the final image is fine. The mood is spot on.

It's grand.

Mark