Dave and I set out on the 1/2hr road trip to Rossall near Fleetwood to photograph the Wyre Wrecks, however the main access route has now been developed for housing and our access was blocked off, so a quick word in the ear of a local, who was able to point us down a track. Which inturn lead through the main recycling plant, and landfill site for Blackpool (yes it honked). We eventually made it to a bizarre picnic area & man made lake on the edge of the river Wyre, just over the way from a local football stadium.
We both worked around a series of subjects, some contrived from shots I knew that he had already taken, for my reference, and also some new angles, and views.
I tried purposefully not to shoot over his shoulder but I guess great minds think alike.
I hope you like this image, It’s the first time I properly applied the tutorials in post processing and well Daves’ shot ,(click here) well he just copied me 😉
- Aperture: ƒ/10
- Credit: Craig Judd
- Camera: Canon EOS 20D
- Focal length: 17mm
- ISO: 100
- Shutter speed: 1/160s
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Amazing blog with a lot of beautiful shots, this and the three smoke shots are those I prefer.
Here, I like very much the composition, atmosphere and processing.
Macaco, thankyou for the comments, it means alot to me. I’m glad you like the smoke shots, they took ages to get right…. have you ever had a go?
very impressive shot of the wrecks and i’ll hope to ‘play’ with them sometime. nice processing and cool composed!
Perfecto! Great shot, would you mind sharing this ?
Nah, I don’t think so..;p