Fishermen's huts

There are a small cluster of huts (shelters really ) in a bay near Marwick. They're not in use any longer but fishermen would have winched their boats up here and had safe shelter .It's about a half mile walk around the coast to get there. I stupidly walked there on the day of the storm Connor. I was physically on my knees at one stage getting back to the car. It was only when I got back I realised how bloody stupid I'd been with wind speeds of 80mph. Refreshing to say the least. And, to top it all I hardly got any photos. There was no way i'd take a camera out of my bag - the spray from the sea was like a massive salty foam party - a very cold one too. I risked a couple of iphone shots, just doing some post processing . So it's old but new as well ;)

[☠northy]

This has a wonderfully medieval feel... and yes - prolly not very wise to be out and about in that kind of weather... but I'd likely have done the same (and 'know... probably have!)

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

giggle, your tags are hilarious, sometimes we get 'carried away' with our photography :-)

[De]

The feel that you captured is so much like stepping back in time.

[kali]

you lived to tell the tale so its all good!

[Chris Davies]

You've really captured the feel of a wild day with your processing. It captures how hard and dangerous life must have been for those fishermen.

Glad you are safe!

[AM Schilling]

I love that the atmosphere has become a character in itself in this image.

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent as always

[Suse♡]

Truly one of yours, excellent work as always

[Humphrey Hippo]

Always envious of your extraordinary landscape - though I doubt I'd last five mins. ;)
Maybe you should get one of those diving cases for your camera. ;)

[belinda]

Beautiful, haunting shot. Sounds a bit hairy though :)

[Jenny]

You survived and we got to see a good pic! Very satisfactory! Love your profile... likely I'll do the same.