Whitby West pier explored.
When one walks to the end of this oak pier, we find there is a ladder going underneath to an almost secret walkway, a spot inhabited by fishermen in bad weather. Here we see a view from there in monochrome, befitting this historic town. The tower seen here is the West Pier lighthouse, built in 1831 and occasionally opened to the public.
Two Pips of alternate views included.
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Taken on Tuesday September 29, 2020
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Posted on Tuesday January 19, 2021
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Jaap van 't Veen said:
Gudrun said:
I have walked on the upper level but never realized that you can go down,,,
Herb Riddle replied to Gudrun:
Keep safe. Herb
David G Johnson said:
Herb Riddle replied to David G Johnson:
Keep safe. Herb
Diana Australis said:
Love the shapes and shadows.
Cheers...D
tiabunna said:
Annemarie said:
J.Garcia said:
Very well shown and captured
Really like, Herb
Herb Riddle replied to J.Garcia:
Keep safe. Herb
Ulrich John said:
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Keith Burton said:
Your composition is spot on Herb.............I love the curve of the pier and the long shadows from the uprights. The light is lovely and you've captured the textures and detail beautifully. I love the way you've framed the lighthouse too. Mono was definitely the way to go.
Two super PiPs as well............the first is my favourite of the two - with fantastic light, details and shadows.
Nice work my friend.
TOZ said:
Best TOZ
Ps a long time since I have been under here .
Rosalyn Hilborne said: