Pier by durleybeachbum
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Description
Boscombe Pier, Bournemouth on the day I snapped the surfers, who can be seen as specks between the arches
With a most enjoyable digifiddle.
Comments (20)
Great digifiddle, surfers are brave :o)))
A nice shot and great digies.
A very lovely shot and I love the postwork !!
Looks like such a great place to take the dogs for a run. Great capture Andrea.
Great capture of the pier and cool postwork
Beautiful feelings to see this image !!
Well fiddled Andrea, I have fond memories of this place :)
Nicely designed pier. I like the covered walkway. We tend to build our piers out of wood so storms can knock them down. Great POV and post work.
Beautiful graphic treatment - it has a kind of Japanese feel to it...
Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.
An elegant structure and great post work effects too!
Very good pic
I like the way your digifiddle flattens and simplifies. Wonderful work!
Cool FX Andrea :)
Superb capture!
LOL! I have almost this exact same shot from my visit there five years ago...I never could figure out a way to fiddle it into postability, though. You did a wonderful job on yours!
cool
Very interesting post work which adds an additional dimension to the shot.
I like your digifiddle on the bridge but I love the digifiddle along the surf in the water. Exceptional!
Reading Denise, I can see that this sight poses problems for the photographer---too much mass on top, and not enough light. Your postwork changes it utterly, and is some of my favorite, and again in zoom it just pops out, all over. (I still get upset when I see that half the commenters didn't zoom, they just don't know what they're missing!) Yes, you break the world into all these colonies, but it's also about gradated hues, the hues go from one to the next, and get more intense as one moves in or out of them. And the atomization of the water is terrific. As is the "rust-decay" breakup of the bridge surface, in your postwork. Terrific. A big display of multiple processes, and I think with the upper slats of the bridge, one could see a slightly japanese motif here (ala Claude). Love what you did with this. (I hate skipping around like this, but I want to get one or two current images!)