Fishing Boats (InfraRed) by drawbridgephoto
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Description
Dungerness on the south coast of England is quite a strange place. It's made from sand and rocks that have washed along the coast and come to rest here. So there's virtually nothing but miles and miles of rocks and pebbles.
It has a large number of fishing boats, maybe because there's a large number of fish drawn to the warm water from the nuclear power station nearby?
I was walking along the beach and came across these old fishing boats. It's very peaceful, since no one apart from the odd windsurfer goes there. Just the sound of the surf crashing and a few seagulls. It was very tranquil. I took several shots of this, both in normal, black and white and this one which is Infrared. Gives a ghostly quality to it I think.
No post other than desaturation, levels and contrast. It was a bright blue sky and I couldn't actually see the clouds in real life. Only under infra red did they show up.
Thanks for looking.
Comments (11)
MaydaMason
awesome contrast and subject, beautiful captured!
draculaz
Really cool shot, I love it. And you've described it oh so beautifully :)
ZotKonijn
Great shot!! I love the use of B/W!
Zacko
Very nice!!!! The grain fits this one perfectly. Well done!!!
Enmos
Very good shot, beautiful work !! :o)
Tedz
Aaaah! Stirs the Salt in My Veins :]
Wankerboy
...a three hour tour, a three hour tour.
CDBrugg
very nice - sorry too late at night for intelligent comments
b2amphot
Very impressive shot. Seriously "wall" material. The deep rich B&W is perfect.
DJB
What a find.Think I would have taken 100 of these all around.Good seeing you post here.
M_Moraitis
I'm obviously missed a lot since I've been absent. :( I just adore this in b/w. England seems to have so many amazing photo opportunities and you've proven that. Most definitely a fantastic find. love it!