Jetty, Dorset
- Thread starter Vieri
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BarryHamilton
Founding Member
Classic, minimalist, b&w. Nicely done!
Echo what Barry said
AlanLichty
Moderator
And echo it again here. What is the item at the end of the jetty? Almost looks like a sign mount post that lost the sign.
Linda Combs
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How beautiful! Such wonderful starkness.
Kyle Jones
Moderator
Another echo... Love the details in the foreground and the structure at the end ties it all together.
Carlo Didier
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Perfect, from composition to post-processing.
Vieri
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Can I echo what Alan echoed from Jameel who echoed from Barry?
What a really sweet shot Vieri. I really like the vignetting whether it was there or applied in processing, it really works so well.
Jim
Thank you very much everyone, glad you enjoyed it!
I guess this is actually called a Groyne, not a jetty (I have been corrected on another forum), and I have no idea what the signpost at the end is doing - perhaps tide control (?), or something like that?About the vignette, I didn't correct the lens' own vignette, and added some darkening in the sky in post as well, glad you guys enjoyed it.
Best regards,
Vieri
Martín el Escocés
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Echo!
NB. There are Groynes all the way round the UK coast. Most are marked with these signs - which could be to mark the position of the structure (often made of stones in a mesh) at high and flood tides.
NB. There are Groynes all the way round the UK coast. Most are marked with these signs - which could be to mark the position of the structure (often made of stones in a mesh) at high and flood tides.
Vieri
Well-Known Member
Thank you Monika, glad you enjoyed the journey!
Thank you very much Martin, and thank you for the explanation - we learn something new everyday!Echo!
NB. There are Groynes all the way round the UK coast. Most are marked with these signs - which could be to mark the position of the structure (often made of stones in a mesh) at high and flood tides.
Best regards,
Vieri