Laying in Wait

Low tide at Folkestone Harbour this evening. Taken with the IR camera as the Nikon battery was flat. I was quite surprised it seemed to work.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Fantastic shot

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful BW

[Maggiemae]

Interesting focus and light! Its good to look at this photo for a while!

[Helen Jane]

works extremely well. The boats and house stand out so well and I think the IR emphasises the layering in the sky and water.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Seems so odd to see the boats beached that way but it will be an entirely different scene when the tide comes in. Good shot!

[Walks @ 7]

IR can really accomplish wonders with details. This is a wonderful composition.

[Phil Howcroft]

it has worked well , lots of moody atmosphere

[Melvina McCaw]

Well Done!

[Babs]

Worked well.

[Marnie]

Love the dark forboding tones FB.

[Beau]

Wow.... amazing capture.

[Taffy]

There's something sad about this image and those poor boats waiting and not being able to do anything til the water comes in.

[Elizabeth]

That’s what I call low tide! I guess the boaters have to chart the tides if they want to take their boats out.

[Nick]

Looks great in b&w.

[Shutterbug]

Definitely did work. Very nice b&w.

[Sylvia du Toit]

Fav.

[Graeme Stevens]

Great processing

[Frances Claydon]

Looks a nice moody shot. Good in b and w

[Lesley]

It totally did work. Excellent!

[Susan Wakely]

A very atmospheric shot. Fav

[Casablanca]

Here she comes.........I always think boats out of the water at low tide are just longing for the return of the water.

[Kate]

There must be some tremendous tide swings for the boats to be beached like that.

[KV]

The boats are sitting high & dry... love the tones in the sky.

[Merrelyn]

It worked really well:)

[Bri]

Fantastic shot

[haskar]

Great composition and details.

[Bob Zwolinsky]

I would not have recognised it as an IR

[Kathy]

Looks like a dismal day for fishing, but I'll bet some of that is the lR lens.