
This is a more conventional photo of the boat on yesterday's image.
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@Kontis: Thanks very much Kontis!
@Klaus: Thanks Klaus!
@Alun Lambert: Cheers Alun!
@hugo poon: Hi Hugo...it's the elegant curves on the prow of this boat that made me want to take this particular photo.
@MahGol: Thanks very much MahGol!
@Margie: Thanks very much Margie!
@Veronelle: Thanks Veronelle!
@m a r t a: Thanks Marta!
@Lorraine: Thanks Lorraine!
@Le Photalgraphiste: Thanks very much!
@Anthony Lambert: Thanks very much Anthony!
@akarui: Thanks very much Olivier!
@fcofont: Thanks for that..I appreciate it!
@Bernhard: Thanks Bernhard...the beaches around the UK make for a real treasure trove for any photographer.
@Jim: Thanks Jim!
@paulski: Thanks Paulski!
@Ted: Thanks Ted....they were both interesting to do but the light was a bit flat when I was taking these photos which made the processing more difficult on this version.
@amy: Hi Amy...perhaps non-experimental would have been a better description then. Thanks!
@Chris/Aperture Image: Cheers Chris!
@Luis A. De Jesus R.: Thanks Luis....the composition on this one is certainly more direct and punchy compared to yesterdays.
@JoeB: Thanks very much Joe!
@Viewfinder: Thanks for that Glenn!
@John Maslowski: Thanks John!
@dan: Cheers Dan!
NIKON D40
1/200 second
F/11.0
ISO 200
28 mm (35mm equiv.)