Those who know me or that see alot of my images will recognise the "standard lamp" which sits on the end of the groynes as a warning to boats not to come closer.
Tonight was a freezing dusk, the tide was high up, lashing the coastline and the northerly wind biting and tugging at me. I crouched down and set my tripod up low to try to keep out of the worst of it and kept a watchful eye on the ebb and flow to make sure I didnt get washed away!
I tried a number of apertures/shutter speeds at the far end of my zoom, trying to isolate the solid red part of the groyne against the wild of the sea. This one is the one I like best from that set. It is almost as it came out of the camera, a little white balance adjustment, resizing, noise reduction and sharpening. Even the darkened edges occurred naturally, though I am not sure how or why.
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