Went down to the beach last night to experiment with silhouettes. Normally I would be annoyed if I was trying to photograph the lighthouse and people got in the way. But in this instance I’m glad they did because they add that little bit extra to this photograph and give a sense of size to the lighthouse.
When I was leaving the beach at 10pm the people in this photograph were still with their cars in the car park, unaware that the barrier to the beach closes at 9pm.
I told them about the closure time and sure enough when I got to the barrier it was closed and locked. I don’t know what they would do to get it open, if they could.
I always park in the off-beach car park for this very reason.
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Hi Mike. Looks very good on here too. Nice work again. Sorry about being late but I’m trying to catch up. Nice one.
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Hey Steve…thanks for the comment, once again. Haven’t seen much of you on Flickr or Fuji recently.
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We call that turning lemons into lemonade! You should have gone back to photograph them for a sunrise shot LOL
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Too early in the morning for me, Tina. Sunrise is about 4:30 at the moment.
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Can you say “all-nighter”?!?!
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Never thought of it that way….especially as I’m in the process of planning a Milky Way shoot on the deserted moors where there is almost no light pollution
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Perfect! Will look forward to your results
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Gorgeous …
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As usual a beautiful photo. I really admire your work and have listed you on my Salute to Bloggers here. http://wp.me/p23TG1-2MX
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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Reblogged this on Oyia Brown.
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Beautiful photo. Wonder how those people got out of there after being locked in and literally out all at the same time. 🙂
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I was hoping to find out but no one at the pub knew….
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Just stunning! Such beautiful work. Thanks for the follow, I’m following you back!
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Thank you for commenting and following as well. Looking forward to your next post
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Beautiful photo. And you are right about the added dimension the silhouetted people bring.to the picture.
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It would have been nothing without them…
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