Staithes, North Yorkshire
My wife’s and my visit to the Yorkshire coastal village of Staithes coincided with the arrival of a bank of menacing sea fog that would not have looked out of place in a John Carpenter film. Out hearts sank : we had hoped to capture a view of the village from the high vantage point made famous by the landscape photographer, Joe Cornish. There was little chance of that when the fog threatened to prevent us from seeing the noses in front of our faces. However, we soon realised that the misty conditions were presenting us with the opportunity – which bright, clear conditions would not have allowed us – to photograph Staithes in a subdued, painterly and atmospheric light which helped to emphasize the mood of the place on that cold, fog-filled day.
Canon EOS 20D and EFS 17-85mm lens.
Exposure of 1/4 second at f/18.
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Leeo
Wonderful mood here, & I love the texture & detail in the rope.
Scott d'Almeida
stunning;
Steve Sharp
If you ask me, so much better for the sea fog.
Milos Markovic
And you were spot-on, Ian.
Christer Fribrock
Outstanding composition! Well done
Chris
Steve & Lesley
this is awesome
davidShandley 18 days ago
Lovely shot Ian, I will probably get the same weather conditions this weekend in the Lakes.
mannysdigs 15 days ago
Superb!