OCOLOY Day 168: Concarneau - Inner Harbour

After posting yesterday's shot, I took a walk to see if I could find some interesting night views of Concarneau Harbour. At this time of the year it doesn't go dark until well after 11pm which makes posting a night shot for shot of the day a little tricky, so I saved this one for today!

As usual, this image is SOOC and is part of my ongoing OCOLOY project - you can read more about it in my profile.

Views nicely on black...

[Margo Sayer]

BoB is a Wow! VML the never say die cloud. Splendid.

[Joanna kate]

Tis brilliant on black

[Joan Robillard]

I think this is my favorite of all your shots on the trip.

[LaLa]

Gosh I really don't know which I like better both are very good

[Tracey Hatcher]

Perfect SOOC

[Fisher Family]

Another beautiful night shot - you have a real gift for this kind of photo - fav!

Ian

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

I like this one a lot! FAV!

[Lisa Malecki]

love this

[Ukandie!]

Fantastic night shots, I can see why you posted both!

[Margo]

Nice reflections

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

Another wonderful shot!

[Sheila Norris]

I like the march of boats from one corner to the opposite in this shot.

[Danny G.]

Magnificent sooc image, Richard. FAV

[Krista Marson]

the white boats really pop against that liquid black water.

[Rosie Kind]

I like this one even better - Fav

[Jo]

A wonderful SOOC shot and it looks even better when enlarged and surrounded with more black.

[Jasper]

Deserves the Avalanche of favs! And here's one more.

[Kathy]

The light on the clouds (sunset) is very dramatic. Well composed photo as it draws my eyes through from the foreground to the cloud formation.

[☠northy]

I love this one... The contrast is excellent and the leading line of the boats is wonderful on the eye... Out of curiosity, did you try a long exposure for this scene?

[Claes]

Shots like these make me want to upgrade my camera - not that it would make me a better photographer, but at least it would provide me with more settings to chose from (yes I was looking at your settings Again). The "whiteness" of the boats are really, really beautiful.