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Coble Landing2, Filey
Copyright ©2012, Mike Bywater
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Coble Landing is a slipway to the beach at Filey on the English North East Coast. The Coble is the traditional fishing boat of the area and they are launched from the beach, demanding a flat-bottomed boat with a high prow to cope with launching into the surf. In the background is Filey Brigg, a promontary consisting of boulder-clay which erodes easily, causing the characteristic patterns in the cliff.

The picture has had a sky pasted in.

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Uploaded: 24-Feb-2012 22:42 CET
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Camera: Olympus C5050Z
Exposure time: 1/400 s
Aperture: F2.6
Focal length: 21 mm
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ISO: 100
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Processing applied: levels, saturation and USM Following comment about the blank sky, I have introduced a new sky from a previous photo. I felt that a blue sky would look false in this evening-time picture so I chose a relatively subtle one that fills the space but doesn't demand attention.
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And I missed the bit of original sky showing through the netting on top of the boat... doh!

Mike Bywater at 22:45 CET on 24-Feb-2012 [Reply]

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now corrected!

Mike Bywater at 22:53 CET on 24-Feb-2012 [Reply]

Big difference

Mike,
This sky makes a big difference. A great shot to view.
Mark Stodter

Mark Stodter at 15:33 CET on 27-Feb-2012 [Reply]

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Mark, I have a question for you. If I had presented this initially with the added sky I suspect you would not have known it wasn't genuine. Now that you DO know, does it affect the way you feel about the photograph?
regards, Mike

Mike Bywater at 01:44 CET on 28-Feb-2012 [Reply]