An archive photo from last winter that I was re-processing for possible submission to a photo competition.
These guys are professional cockle fishermen working out on the dangerous sands of Morecambe Bay at low tide.
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@Margie: Thanks Margie....it's certainly not a place to go for a walk unles you're with someone who's really knows the bay.
@One: Thanks for that!
@thierry: Thanks Thierry!
@Marie: Thanks Marie....photographic composition is always a lot easier on the coast like this as there is so little visual clutter which makes it very easy to keep things looking clean and simple.
@Frida: Thanks Frida....I hope you liked my (B&W) rainbow in the distance :-)
@thib: Thanks thib!
@Anna.C: Thanks Anna!
@Rui: Thanks Rui....I was very lucky with the sky and the light that day!
@Vink: Thanks Vink!
@PhatSheep: Thanks.....yes it's a rainbow!
You can see one of the original colour shots of this here and here
@bluechameleon: Thanks Sharon!
@e m i l l a m o l a: Thanks Enric!
@Ted: Cheers Ted.....I'm not sure what you mean about the Sunday Express?
NIKON D40
1/1600 second
F/4.0
ISO 200
15 mm (35mm equiv.)