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Surprisingly for me, I go for colour here. It's somehow softer, dreamier.
Note to self - we need to go back to Suffolk...
Note to self - we need to go back to Suffolk...
Excellent photography. The colour one edges it for me.
Colour...just! 
Beautifully done.
Dave
Beautifully done.Dave
super shot 
Stunning set Lin
If you’re going to make me choose, I’d pick the colour but the black and white is also a cracking shot! Well done!
The beauty of impermanence, love the dreamy atmosphere created by the long exposure. The colour version works best for me.
Excellent processing - would give Gary Gough a run for his money.
Quote:would give Gary Gough a run for his money.
Funny you should say that
However, I discovered he doesn't share his processing secrets unless you join his subscription community, so I had to do my own thing
Fantastic image!
Quote:It being this time of year, the spring tides were extremely high and fast-moving
For info, the term 'spring' tides has nothing to do with the time of year. They occur about every two weeks all year round around the time of full and new moon, when the moon, sun and earth are lined up. The combined gravitational pull means higher tides (more water moving) which in turn means faster moving water. In between time, at around half-moon, we get neap tides, when the gravitational effect is lowest and the tide height and rate are both minimal.
Andrew
Quote:It being this time of year, the spring tides were extremely high and fast-moving
For info, the term 'spring' tides has nothing to do with the time of year. They occur about every two weeks all year round around the time of full and new moon, when the moon, sun and earth are lined up. The combined gravitational pull means higher tides (more water moving) which in turn means faster moving water. In between time, at around half-moon, we get neap tides, when the gravitational effect is lowest and the tide height and rate are both minimal.
Andrew
Two excellent images, I slightly prefer the colour version. Great work.
Carol
Carol
