Friston by Gary Gurr
A shot of Friston Church and Pond on the Eastbourne to Seaford Road in East Sussex. I pass every night on my way home from work and have been waiting for there to be no cars parked outside.
This night there were no cars but as I was getting ready to take the shot a sea mist started to drift in. you can just see it coming across the church!
Canon 50D
Canon EF 50 mm Lens
ISO 400
F11 @ 1/80th
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Comments
great shot Gary
Thanks so much David, glad you liked it. Have a good Easter, Cheers, Gary
– Gary Gurr
Superb shot Gary, well done…
Cheers Jason, much appreciated. Have a good Easter weekend mate. Regards, Gary
– Gary Gurr
Beautiful shot. Love the mirror reflection.
Thank you for your very kind comments Marsha, It is so nice to hear from you again.
– Gary Gurr
beautiful shot. love the reflection.
Thanks Karen, glad you liked it. Looking forward to your next self portrait.
– Gary Gurr
lovely capture Gary! Happy Easter to you!
Thanks Yhun, much appreciated, you have a great easter too!
– Gary Gurr
Lovely light & framing.
Brings back memories of my school days!!
Cheers mate, glad you liked this one.
– Gary Gurr
I know it well…..lovely shot, Gary !
Thanks Susan, especially for adding it to your favourites.
– Gary Gurr
Nice capture Gary…despite the sea mist…which incidently didn’t spoil the shot but added to it….. This place looks like it could be centuries old….when was it built?
Thanks dennis, it would appear that some of the interior of the church is over a thousand years old, started as it was in the 10th Century.
– Gary Gurr
Great image well captured with the reflection in foreground
Thank you very much.
– Gary Gurr
beautiful shot, love the reflection.
Thank you, much appreciated.
– Gary Gurr