Big wheel

[Tony B]

Well, its shadow anyway, thrown across the beach at Blackpool on an October day as the sun gave way to threatening clouds.

Tony

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http://www.lancashirechurches.co.uk/photoreflect/Blackpool-from-C-Pier.jpg

[chuckles]

Superb...... love it. Just a minor niggle - a bit more space around the top of the Tower would give this the openess this needs....

[minimeeze]

:agree:

[Tony B]

Yep Chuckles and Minimeeze, you're right. What little space I had, and there wasn't enough :-( was lost when I rotated and cropped to get things vertical!

Regards, Tony

[Marcel]

When rotating it might be worth a try cloning some of the original back in to the gaps (this is what I do if I can pull it off...).

Superb shot Tony. The one thing that stands out for me, is that it's a totally different shot to what I've seen before of a very well photographed place, which is a feat in itself :)

[whiteflyer]

I agree with Marcel, a different shot of Blackpool is a great achievement.

[Tony B]

Thanks for the comments and suggestions folks. Expanding the canvas and cloning in some more sky is a good idea that I haven't tried before.

Regards, Tony

[GfK]

Its a good pic - to solve the problem others have spoken about, could've taken it in portrait orientation.

[oldgit]

:agree:

[HIMUPNORTH]

Its a good pic - to solve the problem others have spoken about, could've taken it in portrait orientation.

Yep. Then take a few left to right and stitch em.

Great pic BTW. :thumbs:

[Mike]

I really like this shot, B&W images always seem to have a timeless quality to me.
Excellent work :thumbs:

Mike