SEASCAPE PHOTO EXHIBITION

[TC]

Camera, tripod, torch, small aperture, bracket exposures between 30 seconds and 2 minutes........there you go.

Oh yes......there\'s the \"subject\" ofcourse and the \"composition\"

[sless]

i went right through school with him
he lived in my mams street and his birthday is at the end of february
only on a leap year
ask him if he remembers me
i bet he does

[alan]

\"......does Stuart show his work outside of the North East.......\"

Very possibly, Alan - however......
about 6 or 7 years ago, there was an exhibition of very similar photographs doing the rounds. The exhibition was called \"Out of the Darkness\" and again, featured night shots taken from within the caves along the So Tyneside coastline. Can\'t remember the name of the photographer, but I think he was from up around the Borders area.

The photographs showed the cave interiors illuminated with different coloured lights and were done with VERY long exposures. The view outside the cave showed the trails left by the stars during the long exposures.

[Edited on 31/12/2005 by TC]

That seems around the time that I seen a exhibition very similar to these !

[Charlton]

cracking pictures them TC

[tony.codling]

then i should know him sless name doesnt ring a bell though
the second picture is taken from the wherry looking north

[tony.codling]

and the first picture is from i think its called the shelf ( whitburn )
looking at the wherry

[jonny_mc]

amazing pictures!

[jonny_mc]

just looked on the site, and them are absoulety fab!
would love some of them up on posters in my bedroom

[sless]

tug tug
hehehe

[willywetegg]

Hahahahaha lmao.

Jim.

[alan]

[jonny_mc]

thought something would be coming from you sless!
\"dirty old git\" is your new name \"D.O.G\" remember it!

[Stores]

Found this painting link.

http://home.btconnect.com/fwreaveley/paintings/oil_cliffs05_lge.jpg

Anyone know where it is?


[Edited on 2/1/2006 by Stores]

[TC]

David,
It\'s called \"The Chair, Cullercoats\" and was painted in 1903

[boblydon]

i have fished from there many times, its a good high water mark to the left of crawleys