Judy Lynne II
previous / nextAnother view of the Judy Lynne from the previous post taken at the fishing docks in Belford NJ.
Nikon D700
Nikkor 28-70mm f2.8
1/250 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
28 mm
Nikkor 28-70mm f2.8
1/250 second
F/8.0
ISO 200
28 mm
Labels: D700, Decay, Fishing Boats, New Jersey, waterfront
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posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM
26 Comments:
I love the beautiful warm colours. Sweet shot.
another view, another beautiful shot with a gorgeous light
this is simply magical. great treatment
Fantastic sky, a very nice image.
Wonderful composition and color. The Judy Lynne may need a coat of pain but she still has fine lines.
The tones are lovely in this shot.
So much going on in this - lovely work.
I like the mood, quiet but alive.
beautiful...
Love the light in this shot. Beautiful harbor!
Lots of color and detail.
...thanks for always stopping by my blog, I appreciate it.
Excellent light quality and great details as always.
Beautiful fishing dock capture! Great use of lights! Well done!
This sky is fantastic! and everything in this pic seams to be in the right place! Amazing...
beautiful waterscape! lovely tones
a fine boat basin shot of this great looking wooden boat. There is something about a wooden boat that is so attractive compared to fiberglass. Nice shot.
Really a nice light on this harbour.
Very beautifull landscape, i like this one
Wonderful color and detail. This type of tranquil scene just draws you right in. Well done.
Beautiful boats! That big brown one looks hand made!!
the wispy clouds in that deep blue sky served perfectly well as a backdrop for this scene.. everything seemed to fall in place here.. great shot! :D
I like the bright colors and the amazing details as well as the perfect composition. Great work.
gorgeous day, lovely wooden boat colour...
beautiful colors!
I think you have captured the atmosphere very, very well.
I love this work in this space on the left tone of colours completed; Laurie maybe you have not understood my question of the other one days.
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