Balcony with a View

One from last month, but if I'd gone out today the scene would have been similar, dank, flat grey landscape of seascape when the tide's out

[Casablanca]

Murky day indeed! I like the curve of the water.

[Mags]

It's a great view even with the weather and low tide! It's a different aspect for me. =)

[Mallory]

I like how you composed this shot.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice compose shot, works so well in black and white.

[judith deacon]

Looks like a typical February image! Grey but a fascinating landscape.

[katy]

I have been faced with similar weather. But your landscape is so much more fascinating than anything I have to offer! Lots of interesting things to see even in black and white

[Gerasimos Georg.]

quite a view!
Nice picture

[Susan Wakely]

There is so much interest in this shot. We don’t always see it when it is so familiar to us.

[Jacqueline]

Love to see that all those people are walking or looking for glass.

[Anne]

Enjoying how the thread of water leads the eye into the picture Jackie

[Lin]

Nicely captured

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Shutterbug]

But when the weather is better, the tide out often reveals some amazing things. Love your pov and comp.

[haskar]

Lovely composition and curved line of the river.

[Jacquie]

The little boat lying on its side makes the atmosphere even more forlorn.
If you'd gone out today you'd have arrived home looking like a drowned rat.

[Yolanda]

Lovely composition

[KoalaGardens🐨]

nice conversion

[Andy Wood]

Grim day indeed

[Margo Sayer]

Splendid scene...best appreciated IMHO perhaps from the comfort of a warm billet ;-)

[Cazzi]

It's been dank and dark here all day too. Really nice landscape with the winding stream.

[Granagringa]

such good atmosphere and scale! and leading lines! I especially like how the water leads back to the middle of the background and the people there.

[JackieR]

@granagringa I tried to get closer to the boat, but sank in the mud
@serendypyty really dislike this weather! Love this area!

@s4sayer totally!!
@imagepunk it was

@koalagardens thank you, I struggle seeing things in BnW
@yolanda luck and fortune

@jqf it's used regularly that rowing skiff ( when not in a pandemic year!)
@haskar the sea has carved many channels in the harbour

@shutterbug49 high and low tide it's beautiful ( seven in the rain!)
@joansmor thank you

@linnypinny many thanks
@365anne wonder if that's why I took it? It just looked nice!

@jacqbb they're digging for fishing bait
@wakelys never tire of this view

@gerry13 it's a pretty harbour and thank you
@grammyn there wasn't much colour this day!!

@judithdeacon it's an ever changing view
@marlboromaam I'd love to go into the mill and sed their view
@casablanca thank you

[Kathy]

It looks a lot like marshland wherever one sees it. What are all the poles in the background?

[JackieR]

@randystreat Kathy well spotted! Those are yacht masts in the marina, they can only enter/ leave 3 hours either side of high water, cost £thousands a year to park your boat there!!! Lovely cafe I paddleboard to there!!!

[Walks @ 7]

I like how my eye is drawn on a curvy path towards those tiny little people,

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I'm looking at that poor stranded boat and thinking "Where has all the water gone?" (o; It's obviously low tide- which does make it an interesting (albeit gray) scene to look at.

[Taffy]

I like the meandering water.