December 8, 2009
It’s true of all large ports I guess but it always intrigues me that beautiful rivers can end their journey to the sea through such very industrial landscapes.
Afternoon Harbour The last sun of a Winter’s day at Aberdeen Harbour.
Photo by SpoiltCat, on Flickr
December 3, 2009
I wish the lighthouse was larger, the seagull was closer and the ship on the horizon wasn’t so far away. Although, maybe that’s why I like the picture.
South Breakwater Sunset The North Sea lies calm for a while at Aberdeen Harbour’s South Breakwater.
Photo by SpoiltCat, on Flickr
November 29, 2009
I love creating images from my photos that hint at the look & feel of paintings. For this photo of the Edda Fram the soft light of the sky opposite an uninspiring sunset helps set the mood.
Edda Fram : One The supply vessel Edda Fram returns to Aberdeen Harbour.
Photo by SpoiltCat, on Flickr
August 5, 2009
There are particular places and specific buildings in every town & city that, despite being off the main tourist trails, continually attract photographers. They are usually easy to photograph but tricky to photograph in any new or interesting way.
This is my excuse if I’ve over done the effect on this image!
Marine Operations Centre The new (2005) Marine Operations Centre at Footdee in Aberdeen.
It never fails to amaze me that most of the ships passing in & out of Aberdeen Harbour these days are taller than this impressive building!
Photo by SpoiltCat, on Flickr
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