Two Fronts by durleybeachbum
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Description
On my recent Breeding Bird Survey on Bournemouth Cliff.
I liked the shape the weather front and the seafront made together
'Twas the morning of the Round the Island race and with the naked eye I could see the first boats against the island. My Tizzy has not managed it, as I can't hold it still enough for distance shots.
For you Google Earthers, the end of the first dark headland on the horizon past the pier is the Needles.
Comments (28)
Excellent light and mood Andrea.
wow; impressive
Great pano and shot. Very well done
What a marvellous sky this is. You did a super job capturing this.
Air and land are inextricably connected! You can feel the effects if you fly in a small plane. Wherever there's a hill, the plane goes up, then bumps down, just in the shape of the land below it. The weather front and the coast are following the rules, and it's a lovely scene!
Wonderful
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.
The V.P. makes the rules that the rail shouldn't obey but it just joins in with everything else. Great shot!
...the end of the first dark headland on the horizon past the pier is the Needles? Sorry, A, but you left me in Bournemouth with that one. Otherwise, stellar POV, contrast lighting and textural effects in this magnificent shot. I hope you're feeling better.
MARVELOUS WORK
Fantastic and beautiful capture Andrea
I live the separation of blue sky and heavy clouds and I think that Tizzy produced a great photo. Hope you are feeling better!!!!
Superb composition. The confluence of the two fronts seems to be at that building on the left. What is it?
The Highcliff Marriott Hotel!
A Marriott, I might have guessed! Very nice shot Andrea!
lovely!
Beautiful!
Excellent pic.
tip: self release and tripod or bean bag
Lovely shot here Andrea. I am sure Dee will remember the day we went to Boscombe, and had the ridiculous idea to walk the coast to the needles, needless to say we gave up half way and got the road train back, then came home to your place Hehe!
Lovely dramatic shot!!
Very nice capture. Well done Andrea.
Do two fronts make a back? Just me being silly...I love the beach scenes from here, you're so lucky to live in such a beautiful spot!
Nice composition with those diagonals
Well seen!
U have captured one beautiful piece of scenery awesome shot.
Excellent render like the two fronts Hugs Susan
I chose this one because of my many mornings on our lake. But we don't have the bluffs and hills, nor the land jutting in the background...A sweeping capture with a bluish-gray tint, angles meeting at the left, and the big sun glaring into to the top, leaving its silvery tone all over the water, cars, and the tops of the plants (in foreground). Something peaceful about it, beyond its largesse. A soothing sweep, and reminding us of the majesty of your waterfront with all its mystery and seclusion intact.