Foghorns at Dusk

[Black Pearl]

It looked like we would get a bit of colour as the sun went down tonight so I flung the camera in the car and whipped down to a local lighthouse to see what I could catch before dinner.

The colours and clouds out towards the horizon were lovely contrasting really well with the colour of the water so after a bit of jiggling up and down so stone steps to get a level I liked the 10 stopper went on and I got this...

[Shadowman]

Very pristine capture and processing.

[Mike Buckley]

In addition to John's comment, the attention paid to the absolutely perfect position of the horizon really paid off.

[Wavelength]

liked the pastel effect

[Black Pearl]

Thanks

If you'd witnessed the bizarre position I had the tripod in you'd have laughed - all credit to manfrotto and their articulation

[mugge]

I love it for no particular reason. (I think that is the best reason).
Cheers Ole

[bje07]

Nicely done.
If you had raised by one cm the level of your tripod one could have seen the horizon under the horns

[John 2]

...................................and I got this...

...and worth every ounce of effort. That's a cracking shot. Well seen and well processed (like the depth of black).

P.S. at first sight of your title, I thought you had captured some bizarre form of duel.

[Black Pearl]

Nicely done.
If you had raised by one cm the level of your tripod one could have seen the horizon under the horns

I like that they're sitting on the horizon but either would work.

[Black Pearl]

...and worth every ounce of effort. That's a cracking shot. Well seen and well processed (like the depth of black).

P.S. at first sight of your title, I thought you had captured some bizarre form of duel.

Like some sort of Monty Python sketch?

[bnnrcn]

Lovely pastel colors in the sky Robin

[lovelife65]

Beautiful colors, nice detail and the simplicity is fantastic.