Under North Pier in Blackpool

On Sunday I visited Blackpool with friends. I’ve been wanting to go there for a while due to chromasia’s photoblog. His images are stunning. I hoped to get some nice images while I was there. I can see why he gets great photos, the light there is excellent. So inspired by one of his images I thought I’d have a play with the location and put my own spin on it, which is this.

Camera: Canon 30D // Lens: Sigma 10-20 // Focal Length: 10.0mm // Exposure Time: 1/320 // Aperture: f/8.0 // ISO: 200 // Exposure Mode: Auto Bracketing

Under North Pier in Blackpool | Posted at 2pm on 22/10/07 | Filed Under: Uncategorized |

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  • Mark
    I like the way the wide angle makes the pier look as if it's 'twisting' at the top left of the image - gives a really dynamic effect in combination with the off kilter angle. Great shot.
  • Ben
    Excellent shot Pete. I do prefer it to Mr. Nightingales. Possibly because some of your HDR image processing seems to have a cooler tone of late, which suits my eye. Jolly good show old bean.
  • Frank doesn't know what he's talking about ;-)

    More seriously though, I really like this one, not least because it's quite different to my version - it has a much more 'open' and light feel to it, making mine appear almost claustrophobic. Give me a shout next time you're in the neighbourhood.
  • Yours is much beter!
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