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All good shots Simon. I like your chosen image but I'm also partial to the girder bench and the last image of the storage tanks. I think that one might make an interesting long exposure shot.
Thanks (as always) Bill. I though the bench shot wasn’t a strong enough subject on its own. The storage tanks one intrigues me too. It’s not a place I often look for a shot but the lumpy clouds worked well with high contrast against the darker bay and the white tanks.All good shots Simon. I like your chosen image but I'm also partial to the girder bench and the last image of the storage tanks. I think that one might make an interesting long exposure shot.
I agree Simon, I would probably go back with the intent of shooting a long exposure. Maybe during the day when there are good clouds and using a 10stop ND filter.Thanks (as always) Bill. I though the bench shot wasn’t a strong enough subject on its own. The storage tanks one intrigues me too. It’s not a place I often look for a shot but the lumpy clouds worked well with high contrast against the darker bay and the white tanks.
Thanks for taking the time to comment Peter - much appreciatedGood series of shots Simon. I too would have gone with the girder but they are all relevant.
Yes, there’s a lot each week aren’t there? !!!No problem. I’ve commented on 20 metal so far.
Thanks for those comments Pete!Another strong series Simon. My favourite is the one you’ve chosen. It has elements of the “New Topographic” style about it and l really like industrial subjects.
Thanks Catherine. It’s up high to oversee the 3 sea locks which are quite deep at low tide (we have the 2nd highest tidal range in the world here (after the Bay of Fundy in Canada), and see what craft ar coming in from the inner bayThat's a really unusual building in your chosen shot, not sure I would feel comfortable in it!!! I liked the use of the girder as a bench too. Hadn't thought about the long exposure but I agree, that could work well.
An interesting set Simon.
Raw ingredients for Irn Bru in No4![]()
Thanks Dave
P1060565-1 by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
P1060565-BW by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
P1060566 by Simon Hiscocks, on Flickr
P1060566 by Simon Hiscocks, on FlickrThanks SimonGreat selection of pictures there, you’ve picked the right one I think. The conversion to black and white does as you say make the words pop.
Thanks John. As I say a bit of a last ditch effort. Hopefully you can get some good shots.Nice set Simon.
This is the only thing I can think of at the moment, I will be down there some time this week to photograph my treasure shot,
Thanks Bill-it’s an amusement arcade. Slot machines, video games and the like.A good capture Simon. I think that I prefer the colour version.
Is this a casino or some type of kid's park. I'm confused looking at the cartoon pictures of the fish but reading "everyone's a winner...cash jackpot".
Thanks for the feedback Peter. Much appreciated. I would perhaps have preferred the pirate shot if I could have got a clean shot without either fences, other buildings or rope holding him up!Excellent idea for the theme. A good set of images. I prefer the colour one. I also think the pirate shot is an equal first.

Thanks Bee!I like the B&W rendition and this is perfect for the theme.
Rhodes old town walls by Simon Hiscocks, on FlickrWeek 23 - Solid
Currently half way through a Rome & Med Cruise holiday, so not really focused on the challenge this week.
A bit of a half hearted attempt, with a snap of Rhodes old town SOLID walls which have been around for a good few years!
It's still a nice picture Simon
Enjoy your holiday![]()
Hits the theme with picture that’s a solid wall!
Very solid. Well thought, especially when you are in holiday mode.
looks lovely there. Fits the theme and well done for getting it in whilst away on a cruise!
A lot of people seem to think the themes I post are all Lemonsso maybe @Cobra will be good to me and have lemons as next weeks theme……
Thanks Bill!It fits the bill Simon, and I'm jealous of your "very, very warm" place in the sun...
Thanks Helen. I must admit I was tempted to leave it this week….Well done on keeping up with the 52 while on holiday... you put me to shame
Enjoy!
Thanks - appreciate the commentsThat works Simon. The walls certainly are solid.
I've learned through experience to try and get the pics done in the week of the theme, otherwise I could easily get too far behind and give up, like last year.