Navigation markers at low tide.

Looking a little like a gathering of aliens. As you can see another stoney beach at the easterly tip of a Hayling Island. The second one in on the right is disappearing in the stones after recent storms. This is a little over processed as I tried to rescue an average shot.

[katy]

FAV I love whatever you did to process this one. They look a little like floor lamps to me, and I love the simplicity of the composition.

[Steve Chappell]

Great POV and capture

[Casablanca]

Or a party of standard lamps, what fun

[Corinne C]

Lovely repetition of these graceful markers.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture, they look like lampshades!

[Beverley]

Lovely shot & Very interesting, I agree they do look like lampshades

[JackieR]

i took so many images of these! Love how you have processed this

[Peter Dulis]

lovely

[Lis Lapthorn]

Interesting composition

[Mags]

Very cool! They look like crazy lampshades.

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful description, made me laugh!

[LManning (Laura)]

Such a striking scene.

[Rob Z]

How cool to see the same scene as depicted by two different photographers. Such different images - both so good.

[Kathy]

your style is so much different than Jackies, yet the warmer tones make the scene happier.

[Carole Sandford]

I like your processing.

[Susan Wakely]

@randystreat the light was from the setting sun.

[Shutterbug]

I’ve never seen these kinds of markers. They make an unusual scene.

[Babs]

Lamplight on the beach.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Really nicely composed!

[Tia]

Nicely composed. Really like the soft light.

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely shot. Interesting story; without it I would not have understood why those unusual markers are standing there for.

[Kathryn M]

So unusual - never seen these sort of markers before.

[Julie Ryan]

Very eye catching, reminds me of lamps