The weather lately has been variable: a lot of overcast days and rain, but with stunningly vivid mornings and evenings. I took these this morning at 9, before the sun had come round sufficiently to dazzle any attempts to photograph directly down the estuary toward Exmouth.
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Looking down the Exe estuary from Topsham Quay |
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Detail: down the estuary, with Exmouth in the distance |
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Detail: the sunlight reflects off a train near Starcross |
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From Topsham Quay across to the west bank of the estuary |
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View from Topsham Quay toward Topsham Lock Cottage and motorway bridge |
- Ray
Do they leave that derelict boat for artistic effect?
ReplyDeleteBy now, probably. I don't know its background, but the reed beds are full of dead boats.
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