Showing posts with label Seahouses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seahouses. Show all posts

Friday, 13 March 2026

Reflections

It is ages since I did any proper photography.   After visiting the snakes last week I went across to the harbour at Seahouses.  Nearly high tide, bright sunshine and a gentle breeze were all ideal although I could have done with a few more boats in the water.  Here is what I made of it.









Friday, 17 March 2017

North Sunderland Harbour III

A few more photos from Seahouses.  These are all in colour with no adjustment to vibrance or saturation.  The sun had gone in and the reflections were of sky rather than boats or harbour.




Thursday, 9 March 2017

North Sunderland Harbour I

I made another trip to North Sunderland Harbour at Seahouses.  There weren't many boats in the water but bright sunshine, high tide and a variable light breeze gave the opportunity for plenty of photos.  I find the reflections fascinating because they are infinitely variable and a still photo shows an image that your eye (or brain probably) doesn't see at the time.  Here are a few pictures of reflections of the back of one of the boats out of the water with a blue sky behind, not that you'd know it from the photos.  I'll post a few more in the coming days.




Monday, 28 November 2016

Seahouses I - red

I took another trip to North Sunderland Harbour at Seahouses, choosing a bright sunny day with little wind near high tide.  Many of the boats have been taken out of the water for the winter but enough remain to keep me entertained.  I am fascinated by the reflections - these are of a fender on one of the boats.  It is interesting doing "landscape" photography with a 600mm lens!