Herringfleet Marshes, Lowestoft, Suffolk by craig_mckay
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One cold and misty morning at Herringfleet Marshes in Lowestoft. Took me 5 hours to get there and the weather was OK. Very hazy, but otherwise clear. I was worried I hadn't bagged any good shots but the haze gave rise to this image.
Comments (14)
Wow - this shot is so great - the Atmo here makes the Windmill magic - perfect
Oh, this is magnificent. The mood created by the haze is perfect! Excellent image! :)
marvelous lights on it, a perfect tones too.
A mystery shot. I remember reading books as a child that spoke of things suddenly appearing in the mist - hearing the sound of the turning paddles of a windmill but not being able to see it through the haze of morning mist. Great shot.
Mrs Lubner...What you say has great resonance with this image. When I was walking towards where I thought the windmill to be I couldn't see it for the haze. It is semi-disused and is in fact not a windmill but a windpump for draining the marshes. As a consequence it was silent and all of a sudden it loomed out of the mist at very short distance. Up until that point I wondered if I was lost!! If it had been working no doubt I would have heard it before I saw it.
Love the eerie, mystical atmosphere you've created. A very creative and artistic image. Very well done.
xlt moody picture
A perfect work.
I think the 5 hours was a very good bargain, since you attained this beautiful picture. Excellent work.
Oh wow, this is very cool :)
What a lovely light!
Beautiful shot, the colour is amazing, very nice!
That's a magical capture!
This is an intriguing photo.