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This sandstone tower in the middle of Collywell bay near Seaton Sluice is known as Charlies Garden (reportedly due to it previously having a garden on the top) -many years ago before much erosion took place.

It still makes a fine subject at sunrise - taken this morning, A700, KM 17-35, Cokin P ND grad + polariser. I only got a few reasonable sharp frames as the wind was something else - holding onto the tripood with it set low for stability there was still some movement insome frames - goodness knows what the guy further along the bay got with his P&S held at arms length!

One of the first shots (still quite dark at this point)



One of the last shots (getting lighter)



Incidently St Mary's lighthouse (that i've posted recently) is just around the headland to the right of the first picture

Hope you like

Murph

Paul, I hear from Duncan McEwan that you will be showing your work at the Edinburgh open day on March 22. Great!

You will end with the Scots invading Northumberland again. I hope not too many people see your pix and head for the great north east coast thinking it might one day be warm

David

Great images Murph, #1 is especially good.
Greg

Looking forward to seeing you in Edinburgh!
Love the first shot.

Awesome shots Paul, specially the first.

I love those shots. Great work. You put a smile on my face for my birthday.

Dusty

Thanks guys, I was pleased to be asked to show some work at the next meeting (I'll have to stop posting so I've got some things that people haven't seen )

Many happy returns Dusty - I only just realised there is a birthday counter at the bottom of the index page (it was mine a couple of weeks ago)

It will be good to meet some of the posters in Edinburgh.

Here's another couple from today (this afternoon) - I went back down to Charlies Garden as it looked like we may get the pastel sunset colours again, but grey clouds gathered and the colour never materialised - so as the images were fairly monochromatic to start with, I went for some high contrast BW versions, hope you like them.





Murph

Thumbs up, Paul, thumbs up... as always.