Sea sculptures

I am wondering how many more of these Norfolk pictures I can get away with, but having just taken my camera for a walk and come back with nothing but a bag of dog poo on the card, Im sticking here for the time being.

I had hoped to be inspired by something plastic, or maybe get some selfie creativity going, but focusing on discarded litter has left me in a miserable mood. Now I doubt that a plastic bag of dog poo, overwritten with 'THIS IS SHIT' would please my readers, so I hope you enjoy the wind farm instead.


worth viewing on black if you have a mind to.

[Ivan]

Nice layers (of the sea!) Nice effect. Best I don't comment on dogs - I'm a cat person! :)

[carol white]

Great layers

[judith deacon]

I like you composition here, the layers and the misty wind turbines.

[FBailey]

Love the layers

[Dianne]

Beautiful

[Jane Martin]

We could see that wind farm on the way back from Norway on the ship. It's quiet amazing.

[Clare Gadsby]

oh my well i can't comment on the shit obviously, since we haven't had the honour of viewing, but i just love this. i like those different layers of blue, and the way the turbines seem to be engaging in some kind of elaborate ritual. not sure if it's a mating game, or enemies approaching. very well composed. and is that a hint of sunset or -rise on the sculptures?

[KWind]

Pretty blues!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like how this picture doesn't try to hide that fact that it's a picture and yet at the same time has the feel of a painting by a minimalist artist. Good shot- and yes much preferred over dog doo.

[haskar]

Lovely layers.

[FotoBlah]

Painterly Layers of Minimalism. Wow.

[Ann Williams]

I do like the blue layers here - super capture.

[Sandi]

Yes, great on black, very nice.

[Suzanne]

Love them or hate them, they photograph so well. Love the layers of blue

[Helen Jane]

@ivan thanks for your comment Ivan. I was attracted to the additional layers provided by the change in colour of the sea.

[Helen Jane]

@carolmw Thank you Carol. Yes, the layers were begging to be noticed.

[Helen Jane]

@judithdeacon the wind turbines are distant and huge, I think that is the reason for their lack of clarity. Thanks for the comment.

[Helen Jane]

@fbailey I'm glad you approve. I was drawn to the layers.

[Helen Jane]

@dide thank you Dianne. They do have a certain beauty.

[Helen Jane]

@janemartin Yes - more extensive and imposing than would appear from this picture. Quite an amazing feat of construction apart from anything else.

[Helen Jane]

@pistache Ha - I didn't even get around to viewing the discarded photo myself. Fun that you should see the turbines as engaging with each other. I guess it could be an attraction or aggression which ever way you want to interpret. But as it is a calm and serene photo I like your idea of the mating game! The yellow is painted around the base of the turbines. Thanks for observing so closely Clare.

[Helen Jane]

@kwind thank you - I thought so too.

[Helen Jane]

@olivetreeann I wanted to emphasise the minimalist quality, so rather than my usual increase of clarity on the slider, I dropped it somewhat. Thank you for your observations Ann.

[Helen Jane]

@haskar thank you for your comment - I took it for the layers.

[Helen Jane]

@fotoblah much appreciated. I thought it to be minimalist and edged on the painterly effect to emphasise that.

[Helen Jane]

@flowerfairyann thanks Ann - glad you liked it.

[Helen Jane]

@sandrajo Thank you Sandi. Kind of you to say so.

[Helen Jane]

@suzanne234 I agree, they are majestic and make a good photo.

[Taffy]

Fabulous! I like how they are so subtle in the image.

[summerfield]

tell me this is not a composite. that you just were so clever finding this spectacular vantage point to make it look like the wind turbines were floating off the sea. too bad theme-aqua wasn't last week. this would've been a winner! love love love it!

[Helen Jane]

@summerfield oh thank you so much. I rather like it myself actually. No composite - just as seen with the clarity turned down and the colour and vibrancy nudged a little.