The ends of the day, Cornwall

[KMRennie]

Going through old shots and looking at them with fresh eyes sometimes unearths things that you never considered. These are from 31 Aug and 1st September 2013. The Godrevy lighthouse shot (susnset) I have been trying to get "right" for ages but the St Michael's mount shot (very early in the morning) I "discovered" this morning. Anyway they remind me of summer when the winter here has been holding on for too long, 2 days ago the temp was still in the high 30'sF. All comments welcome especially on the St Michael's Mount shot which may be too blue. Ken

[guido]

Ken -- they both are quite lovely to my eye! Nicely seen and processed!

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

The pink one is great, good composition, especially placing the main point of interest in the rightmost fifth.

The blue one might benefit from a b&w conversion, perhaps?

[Neil Williams]

Fantastic mate


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[Jeremy Roussak]

I'm not mad on the second but the first is very beautiful.

Jeremy

[sarrasani]

both excellent for my tastes....
all the best,
Sandro

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

Well I like them both Ken, which when placed together shows me that you really have a good eye for composition, light and colour. In fact if I saw these images in a magazine or anywhere else for that matter and without knowing who took them, I would instantly think to myself that the person who did take them, really knew what they were doing.

Excellent.

Dave

[francois]

I love the first one. The tones, colors, sky and wide landscape are simple fantastic.
The second shot is also very fine although I have yet to make up my mind regarding the "ghostly" silhouettes...

[farbschlurf]

Both very good and color is right for me too, why not blue, if it is? The 2nd is great, though I don't understand how you did that.

[KMRennie]

Thank you all for the pleasing replies. Stefan the St Michael's mount shot was an 18s exposure ( big stopper probably caused most off the odd colour shift). Two young boys were wading out to see if they could get across to the island and reached the mid thigh position and stopped and then worked out that the tide was rising. They must have been moving a little giving the ghostly appearance. The colours reminded me of David Hockney paintings but I will probably tone the cyan down a little after a day or two's reflection. Ken

[thierrylegros396]

I love the first one. The tones, colors, sky and wide landscape are simple fantastic.
The second shot is also very fine although I have yet to make up my mind regarding the "ghostly" silhouettes...

Exactly what I tought.

The first is a winner!

Thierry

[brandtb]

Very nice work  Ken, especially the first

[Kevin Gallagher]

Great pix as usual Ken, if I recall a story correctly it seems that the sheep that graze on the grasses there are almost pre salted due to the fact that the tide overruns this grazing area.

[KMRennie]

Thanks again everyone. I don't know about this area Kevin as I live at the opposite end of the country. Here in Cumbria we have "Salt Marsh Lamb" that sells for a premium, In France it is called agneau de pré salé (salt meadow lamb). The lambs feed on grass and samphire on the seashore, the salt marshes are seldom covered even at high tide but the samphire is very salty when you eat it. Having tasted the lamb I don't find it particularly salty but it is very tasty. Ken

[Rajan Parrikar]

The first image is very special.