Ratcliffe Power Station long exposure

An alternative view to my shots from last week, this time taken from Winking Hill Farm so I could capture the lights.

A busy day pulling a project to gether so I can send some sample off to a customer, and clearing a few issues hanging over from last week.

Ben was back at school today.

Much better viewed large.

[Alison Roberts]

Really like this - FAV!

[Rob]

Beautifully captured!

[Sharon Lee]

beautifully done...

[Call me Joe]

Sean OHhhhh Neill,ur a genius !!

[Sean O'Neill]

@joemuli Cap doffed in your direction! Thank you.

[Ross Walker]

A fine night photo. Large, we can pick out the cooling towers.

[Shanne]

nice shot

[Raye]

Glad to hear Ben was back in school! Excellent capture, Sean! love it!

[Chris]

Really successful shot - great light bursts but also clear detail, not easy with a night shot.

[David]

How do you manage give Radcliffe upon Soar power station such an air of romance? Compositional flair and technical expertise again very evident Sean.

[David]

PS Fav!

[Michael Elliott]

Cool night shot.

[Channelf]

Really great large but still frightening...

[Mark Prince]

Wonderful nightshot, interesting subject, yes this is very nice Sean.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

There's something monstrously beautiful about these places, especially at night - this captures that, I think. Certainly comes into its own on large view.
(There used to be an oil refinery on the Isle of Grain in Kent, it was wonderful at night. I wish I'd been into photography when it was still there to photograph! )

[Sean O'Neill]

@dulciknit Thank you Alison, I know what you mean. I worked at ICI in Runcorn and Billingham in the mid 80s. I wish I had been into photography then!!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Aah, the ones that got away! I bet photographers can tell at least as many tales as anglers. :-D

[Sean O'Neill]

@dulciknit I see things most days when driving to school or work, and wish I could stop!! Then I see something else and the thought disappears as there isn't enough room in my head!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

I know what you mean.There's so many lovely scenes round here that get some gorgeous light but nowhere to stop, it's so frustrating!