I've seen other photography training courses marching past the harbour at Craster; determined as they are to photograph Dunstanburgh Castle from the rocky shore. Personally I like to take clients to the harbour and here are a few photographs recording the details of things in the harbour.





While I'm in the mood this one is part of a hut on Dunstanburgh golf course on the same day.

2 comments:
I love these harbour ones, especially the rusty chains!
Thanks for your comment. It's nice to ring the changes and photograph different things. It keeps photography exciting.
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