these red marks guide yachts into and out of the harbour keeping them to right of the vessel on way out and on the left on the way in ( Unless you're in USA waters where it's the other way around!).
Failure to follow these will ground the yacht on this shingle beach, which after recent storms has got higher and more inland!
I love this shot - I really like how you chose to make the channel markers vertical and let the horizon look after itself - it created a marvellously abstract feel!
They look like lamps that could be on tables in a posh restaurant or nightclub. Why is it that the UK and USA have to do everything differently. (A rhetorical question)
@tiaj1402 stop shipwrecks!! @pcoulson Peter we got so lucky with the golden light @randystreat Japan and Caribbean also reverse them Kathy. But basically if you can't remember, like I couldn't when in BVIs, just drive the boat between the coloured sticks! @ljmanning they look alien @robz the shingle bank is curved on the horizon @anniesue so camera can lie with help of processing @graemestevens not a single light bulb in any of them @wakelys I noticed afterwards, sorry
@pcoulson Peter we got so lucky with the golden light
@randystreat Japan and Caribbean also reverse them Kathy. But basically if you can't remember, like I couldn't when in BVIs, just drive the boat between the coloured sticks!
@ljmanning they look alien
@robz the shingle bank is curved on the horizon
@anniesue so camera can lie with help of processing
@graemestevens not a single light bulb in any of them
@wakelys I noticed afterwards, sorry