My challenge was to take a seascape, landscape with a straight horizon achieved in camera.
My plan was to go to the beach after meeting friends in the farm teashop, but en route stopped off at my happy place.
Here the challenge started. No water in the harbour, blowing a hoolie and a full sim card! Lovely cuppas and van chatting and two hours later I left the cafe. Traffic to get to the beach was horrendous, so I turned right to go home, deciding my time could be better spent not queuing in my car, to then find nowhere to park.
I think the horizon is straight, it's certainly not been tweaked
PoJT - found out I can take crochet stuff on the plane, need blunt scissors though!
I absolutely love your image. And it's a fascinating learning curve for me. Living near the sea I've only ever thought of the horizon as the line between sea and ocean. Makes me realise how easy it is to be insular in your thinking. And you nailed the horizontal.. :)
@pcoulson thank you, I usually would point and click then 'rescue' the horizon
@tiaj1402 there's so much weed!!
@wakelys of course it's here. Glad I popped in
@merrelyn me too, but it often isn't for me, don't know why
@lifeisfullofpictures thank you
@joansmor love it here
@beverley365 oh it really is
@casablanca thank uou
Sounds like a trying day for you. Good to know you’ll be able to do something on the plane besides sit.
@onewing oh Babs what ever the weather it is lovely
@robz I checked and it is a couple of ° out!!
@shutterbug49 it'll do!!
@briaan it's a favourite place
@dkbarnett I love it
@haskar tide out hives great texture tide in is boring without reflection