Removing the colour content from today's image made little difference to the final feel of the image, since due to the stormy weather it was largely a monochrome photograph, anyway. What does make a difference is that the lighting is only working on one side of the local pier, creating the lopsided effect.
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor. 1/50 second at f/6.3. - 0.67 EV compensation. ISO 500
Note: It would appear that for some inexplicable reason the Lightbox function has stopped working (at the time of publication), and clicking on the photo above no longer overlays a larger image on the page. I am looking into why this has suddenly stopped working for this post since it continues to work elsewhere on this blog..
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2 comments:
I'm liking the asymmetric look of a symmetrical picture. Not only are one set of lights working but one half of the pier flooring is dry.
Great picture )))
Thank you, Spanner. I often curse the fact that one side of the decking always stays dry in such weather, but in this case it works for - not against - the image.
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