Actually, I did a sepia version which Amateur Photographer magazine tell me has been chosen as their "Pic of the Week".
AJTooth(26th October 2019)
Wrong way round in fact; it had been raining heavily and the clouds were receding. Not that it really matters which.
AJTooth(11th September 2017)
Professional job.
AJTooth(11th September 2017)
Very good.
AJTooth(25th August 2017)
Edward - focus stacking would be ludicrously time-consuming. I could have cropped it. I didn't. A more sensible solution would have been to use a tripod, or to use a tilt-shift lens. Anyway - personally I liked the shot the way I shot it. For me, a fully in-focus foreground would have been a distraction from the main subject. For your info, the previous shot I took was of the foreground in focus, but the hill blurred.
AJTooth(1st November 2016)
Very nice indeed.
AJTooth(8th October 2016)
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like that today. It's been repainted in authentic RAF camouflage.
AJTooth(6th September 2016)
Very nice.
AJTooth(28th July 2016)
I agree - a very precise viewpoint.
AJTooth(8th June 2016)
Thanks. One might even think I took it with that in mind!...
AJTooth(20th May 2016)
Exactly this scene was shown on "Barging Round Britain" with John Sergeant.
AJTooth(15th May 2016)
Thanks. I tried to pick out the structure of the chalk. Many images end up with the cliffs "whited-out". Also, it looks fairly warm, but actually it was a numbing -4C that day.