Wild Some more Portencross

[chris2jz]

Seem's to be quite a few threads as of late from Portencross in sunny Ayrshire ! I popped down one miserable evening a week or two ago and had a ball ! It was blowing a gale and the clouds were so dramatic , some of my favourite conditions to be honest .

Stormy Portencross by ChrisMarr, on Flickr

Stormy Portencross by ChrisMarr, on Flickr

I reckon i got a few keepers but haven't had the time to process them all yet

Thanks - C&C welcome , good and bad !

May be best viewed on flickr , i don't know if its just me but the previews look a bit dodgy .

 

[Kevin O'Brian]

Both well captured indeed Chris, for me the foreground in #1 does not sit right with whats going on with mother nature out to sea, looking at the scene you where lucky to get any light if any ? #2 certainly sits beautifully on my eye indeed and can say that is a great seascape.
thank you for sharing
Regards
Kevin

 

[droj]

No 1 is integratedly dynamic, no 2 is confused and lost.

 

[chris2jz]

Both well captured indeed Chris, for me the foreground in #1 does not sit right with whats going on with mother nature out to sea, looking at the scene you where lucky to get any light if any ? #2 certainly sits beautifully on my eye indeed and can say that is a great seascape.
thank you for sharing
Regards
Kevin

Thanks Kevin It was a bit frustrating trying to stay dry and get the compositions i really wanted . Spent more time cleaning filters than shooting !

No 1 is integratedly dynamic, no 2 is confused and lost.

Thanks Numbers 2 i agree , the sky was stunning but it came and went so quickly - Composition is and always will be my downfall !

 

[Kevin O'Brian]

I know the feeling too Chris getting out and amongest it with filters steaming up and all, and then there are the ones behind their keyboards offering the best advice on the planet ?

 

[69Bonni]

I like both those shots Chris, lovely dramatic sky's. In my opinion worth getting wet for mate!
I hate cleaning filters too, always worry I'm gonna damage them!

Thanks for sharing, great shots!

 

[Dave Steventon]

Both look good to me Chris ,I'd be happy if any of them fell out my camera

 

[viv1969]

The second image...dark tones, drama, movement.
It's beautiful.

 

[JakeT1992]

Both are beautiful mate, but you already know how I feel about that first one.

 

[morpheve]

I like them both! Very dramatic, and moooove
ment

 

[LongLensPhotography]

I like them both; very dramatic. It reminds me I need to get down there again soon.

If you could patch up the two bright bits in the sky in 1 I think it could be even better.

 

[Me²]

Both well captured indeed Chris, for me the foreground in #1 does not sit right with whats going on with mother nature out to sea

Assuming you mean things seem to be a bit too calm I kind of disagree, If so I know what you mean but it sort of gives a calm before the storm feel. I really like them both.

No 1 is integratedly dynamic, no 2 is confused and lost.

You seem a bit at sea with your constructive criticism.

 

[Kevin O'Brian]

Hi Tom, I was going along with the exposure looks a little to light/bright the foreground on my screen

 

[Jim Everiss]

I really like both of these pictures with no 1 in particular being so dramatic. I would love to see any others taken at this time.

 

[Jjm]

2 nice shots Chris love the dramatic skies

 

[Rockshifter]

Both look good, although no 2 works best for me.

 

[chris2jz]

Thanks everyone

 

[Norkie]

Both look good to me Chris ,I'd be happy if any of them fell out my camera

I'd happily have either on my wall, well captured

 

[D3100-Dan]

2 stunning images, well done.