Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Ravenglass
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 27 July 2008 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.
The old fishing village of Ravenglass on the NW coast of England. It's origins as a town were as a Roman naval base.
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Vincent Bertrand from Montréal, Canada
Another instant classic you just given us. What more to say, you're a master. Yet another beautiful B&W treatment.
27 Jul 2008 5:34am
ordinaryimages from KY Bluegrass, United States
pushed too far for my humble taste. best...jf
27 Jul 2008 6:25am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Those Ravenglass photos of yours take my breath away..
27 Jul 2008 8:13am
Paco Díaz from Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Strong b/w image. I like it very much. Wonderful sky
27 Jul 2008 9:10am
António Pires from Lisbon, Portugal
Another good photo. Your best photos are b&w.
27 Jul 2008 9:23am
Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal
Just another very nice shot, again the b/w is a perfect choice here.
27 Jul 2008 1:13pm
Hoshisato from Ealing, United Kingdom
Great black and white photo and a very interesting village. Well caught!
27 Jul 2008 2:23pm
Stephen Phillips from San Francisco, United States
An Ian classic. Your sky frames that rooftop perfectly. The beach at low tide and that sea wall provide a bounty of interest and drama. Beautiful.
27 Jul 2008 5:20pm
Ted from South Wales, United Kingdom
I'm sure I would walk past this scene...but yet again you have turned what's probably an ordinary coastline shot into a Bramham classic! Nice work Ian!
27 Jul 2008 8:26pm
Cheryl from Texas, United States
wowzers@!! this is awesome, I love the light processing
30 Jul 2008 1:04am
Nikon D40
1/500 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
30 mm (35mm equiv.)