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Couldn't sharpen the lens enough to make out the name - but a sea-going trawler by the look of her. Photo taken from the high lookout over Garelochead.
Couldn't sharpen the lens enough to make out the name - but a sea-going trawler by the look of her. Photo taken from the high lookout over Garelochead.
YaYa,
ReplyDeleteYou capture the perfect angle in the photo great timing.
Hugs HiC
Hello, great shot of the trawler. Enjoy your day and new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteI love the grainy texture you've capture in the water Aunty Yam, pawsome photo
ReplyDeleteLoves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
The water is beautiful with all its various shades and "textures".
ReplyDeleteLove the whole colour of this image - although from the news of the weather everything should be glowing red hot!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Hari OM
DeleteLOL - 'glowing red hot' is not a term generally associated with West coast Bonny Land!!! That said, it has not completely missed out on the weather shenanigans; this shot was taken on a very warm (23'C ) day from a height - thus the angle+heat haze+salted air resulted in a blue cast to the exposure, and the lack of sharpness. (Though I am also wrangling with the fact that the Fudge is reaching an age of needing to be put out to pasture...) Yxx
sorry Fudge is ready for the pasture. my Rebel was put out to pasture and I did not replace with a DSLR and now I wish I had.. I went with the zoom lens and I wish I had gotten another dslr.
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DeleteYeah... have just begun looking at the market again and got a bit of shock at the prices. Am sure once have researched I ought to be able to get a half-decent camera for under three hundred quid, though it may be the mirrorless 'bridge' compact systems kind instead of full DSLR. I really need to watch my pennies, but this is such a major hobby for me... Yxx