This was among a few taken on the quayside of lobster pots, ropes, and other fishing items. I am experimenting with split toning in lightroom at the moment, and this is one of my favourites.
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My first thought upon this popping up was the story about the little Dutch boy with his finger in the dike. I think those are lobster traps against the wall?
I think the shot could have been from a slightly lower angle - putting the top of the wall a little higher up in the left corner where it leaves the frame.
If you didn't selevtive desat this, that is one dull wall - I like the contrast against the sky. Those trap(?) are very interesting and your angled composition give a dynamic feel. Might not be your typical DPC crowd pleaser, but I like it a lot.
Like the petina look of this shot. As if it's been taken a long time ago. Only nitpick of mine is that green bit in the sky. Great job with the composition, the lines look great. (no vote)
Interesting shot. There is loads o potential for a great leading line here with the wall but the perspective doesn't quite allow for that impact to be realised. Good luck: 6.
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