Surf Break

Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 12 March 2010 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

A long exposure photo showing an offshore hazard marker in the sea lane approaches to the docks in Liverpool.

The white lines in front of the marker are the areas where the surf was breaking.

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Comments (18)

Didier DE ZAN from somewhere, France

Very interesting abstract composition

12 Mar 2010 6:11am

Alun from cheshire, United Kingdom

really good image,

12 Mar 2010 6:18am

Mirko Herzner from Germany

There can be only two words for this image: Beautiful simplicity!

12 Mar 2010 8:16am

Ian Smith from London, United Kingdom

Outstanding once again Ian. Great photo!

12 Mar 2010 8:45am

Albert Manso from barcelona, Spain

Nice shot! Spectacular B&W!

12 Mar 2010 9:00am

Stefan from Thiersee, Austria

Wow..stunning!

12 Mar 2010 9:47am

Marie LC from Dauphiné, France

Très belle réalisation épurée

12 Mar 2010 10:02am

Ralf Kesper from Attendorn, Germany

Simple, clear and very good.

12 Mar 2010 10:36am

Scene by Sharon Photography from Kingston, Ontario, Canada

excellent image

12 Mar 2010 11:19am

Turnbill from Maine, United States

I thought it was a railroad crossing sign!

12 Mar 2010 11:41am

Larry Lefever from Lititz, United States

I love long exposures. They introduce us to a world only accessible through the lens. Excellent.

12 Mar 2010 1:07pm

Ralph Jones from Detroit, United States

Excellent long exposure, it gives the subject a surreal mood.

12 Mar 2010 1:26pm

Michael Rawluk from Williams Lake, BC, Canada

I looked at this a few times trying to decide why it is so good. It is not just the processing and the composition but the sense of mystery. The blur of the foreground. I had to read the description.

13 Mar 2010 5:52am

DarkElf from Perth, Australia

i quite like the simplicity of the composition - there is just something geometrically very "right" about it... coupled with good shutter speed to smooth out the water and waves it works very well!

13 Mar 2010 7:21am