More Shots from the Sea Wall

Just a few shots from yesterday lunch time and again today - the sun was shining brightly and I even sat there in shirtsleeves, enjoying the last (probably) of the sunshine for a while anyway.

Some of the houses along the river side, near the quay - long lens shot from my bit of sea wall.

Looking the other way and to the left, you can see the new houses in the distance and the old tyres and traffic cones stuck in the mud in the foreground.

An old, washed up bottle near the grass/reeds - I thought it looked best slightly sepia-ish toned.
More debris washed up by the tides - this time an old bike and what looks like the handle of a saw! - Again, slightly toned but this time with my texture added to darken the corners a bit.

Project 365 - Day 29 Outtakes

I took a walk lunchtime down to the seawall as the sun was shining so beautifully. I took almost 80 shots - obviously, not all good ones - I was using my zoom lens and I sometimes have trouble holding it steady enough and with a light breeze, it was giving me more trouble than usual. But I did get some really nice shots to choose from for my shot of the day on my other blog and these are the ones I decided to count as out-takes :)

I don't know what this fiery red plant is but it was lighting up the wasteground in bright autumnal patches.

This teasel was beautifully backlit against the strong sunlight - you can even see the little cobwebs in amongst the spikes.

I have some more to process so maybe I'll load them up tomorrow evening for you to see. Don't forget, I'm running a giveaway so have a look at the post below for details on how to enter - good luck :)