These pictures are from Fort Hommet. A structure between Cobo Bay and Vazon Bay. This was used by the German Occupying Forces during World War 2.
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Showing posts with label Day 1 - Cocbo Bay. Show all posts
Tuesday, 17 October 2017
Thursday, 5 October 2017
Guernsey 03 - Cobo Bay Infrared
At the last minute while packing I decided that I had enough room in my camera bag (very kindly lent to me by friend Ken Bingham) to include my Infrared Converted Canon EOS 20D. I put the 50mm f/1.8 lens on it and away we went. What did I forget? The Compact Flash reader (my Olympus uses SD Cards). 'Blow it' I said. So whilst in St Peter Port I purchased a cheap CF reader.
The images here have been process mainly in lightroom. Monochromes have been processed in Photoshop and the NIK Silver Efex plug in. The 'pink toned ones' have had the channel swap technique.
The images here have been process mainly in lightroom. Monochromes have been processed in Photoshop and the NIK Silver Efex plug in. The 'pink toned ones' have had the channel swap technique.
Monday, 2 October 2017
Guernsey 01 - Beach Art
We arrived in Guernsey and spent our first full day wondering on the beaches near Cobo Bay. I decided to add to my Beach Art Project as the sand patterns were beautiful.
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