Yes I know it’s supposed to be iPhone Friday but i’m getting into this HDR stuff.
Stretch commented yesterday on the work that goes into making these boats so thought I better show this one, probably made for the museum behind me (in the photo not now). gives you an idea of the skill these people must have and the amount of work that goes into building such a craft.
This one is a closer look at the stone hut on the pier, again because of the rain and wind I didn’t hang around to read any signs so not sure exactly what its for, at a guess I would say a place to work on nets or small machinery as the doors are not big enough to fit a boat in. Nice looking building though.
Great pics. Keep up the good work!!
Thanks Fred.
Keep it up. You are doing great on your first crack at HDR.
Thanks TJ.
Lovely! Your HDR looks very successful to me. Those wooden boats are wonderful, I almost bought a wee one to keep on a loch. They do require a lot more upkeep and maintenance than a fibreglass boat, but they’re so beautifully made, as your photo demonstrates.
Thanks Lorna.
The building is gorgeous and well preserved by the looks of it – HDR in the extreme turns me off but used effectively to add depth etc it can be a real jaw dropper – trying new things is essential.
Thanks Scott, yeah I know what you mean.
Not dissimilar lines to a Viking longboat. Probably in the genes, I suspect.
Yeah could well be Stretch.
Really cool pov on that first shot! I dig em both! Great work
Thanks Rich.
Mark, these are really great! I love what you did with the building.
Thanks Karen.
nice perspective in the first picture and the second one is dramatic
Drama in both images, Mark. Nice work
Amazing shots both!
Thanks again Madhu.