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*...shipwrecked*
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Copyright: Thor Thor (thor68) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 412 W: 117 N: 762] (4536)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2007-08-12
Categories: Transportation
Camera: Canon EOS 400D, Tamron 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 DiII, Sandisk Ultra II 2GB, Hoya UV 62mm
Exposure: f/11, 1/250 seconds
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2007-12-15 1:37
Viewed: 742
Points: 34
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
Don´t we all feel shipwrecked sometimes?


Burtonport used to be an important place for the
fishing industry...

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Burtonport a small fishing village nestled on the
extreme northwest coast of Ireland in the county of
Donegal,with a population of about 1100 people. The
village derived its name from a wealthy English
landowner of the time, Lord Burton Conynham. He
established a jetty and a few other amenities at the
location and called it "Burtons Port", hence the name
"Burtonport". There are a large number of islands off
the northwest coast. Rutland,Arranmore,Innishfree to
name but a few. Arranmore being the larger of these
islands with a population of about 800 people and has a
daily ferry service to and from the island from
Burtonport.
In years gone by the infra road structure as we know it
to-day was literary non-existent and the main access
point to the area was by sea,landing at Rutland island
which is just opposite Burtonport.Rutland then was the
main port of call to the area and at the time it was a
flourishing commercial centre where a colony of English
settlers had been established on it after the
plantation of Ulster in 1609. Although to-day the
island consists mainly of holiday homes it holds
memories of many historic events such as the landing of
Napper Tandy and the French forces at the beginning of
the 1798 rising. Up until recent years Burtonport was
a thriving fishing port,however due to the decline in
fish stocks over the years the harbour area is now
being developed towards the tourist industry with
amenities for the small pleasure craft. The development
of a wind farm accross from the harbour is currently
under way.

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Kameramodell Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL
Aufnahmedatum/-zeit 12.08.2007 11:03:22
Aufnahmemodus P (Programmautomatik)
Tv (Verschlusszeit) 1/250
Av (Blendenzahl) 11.0
Messmodus Mehrfeldmessung
Belichtungskorrektur 0
Filmempfindlichkeit (ISO) 200
Objektiv 18.0 - 250.0 mm
Brennweite 32.0 mm
Bildgröße 3888x2592
Bildqualität Fein
Blitz Aus
Weißabgleich Automatisch
AF-Betriebsart One-Shot AF
Bildstil Anw. Def. 2(Standard)
Schärfe 2
Kontrast 1
Farbsättigung 1
Farbton 1
Farbraum sRGB
Rauschminderung Automatisch
Dateigröße 3119 KB
Transportart Reihenbild-Aufnahme
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  • Great 
  • jone Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor [C: 2254 W: 173 N: 0] (29088)
  • [2007-12-15 1:38]

Hi Thorsten ;)
original art photo...Compliments,
Best regards,
J ;)

Great dramatic image,
Marc

yes, we are, but only sometimes
Interesting composition and the story
thank you for sharing
bye Aga

nice one
good composition and colours

very nice and interesting work
moni

Good POV, very colourfull. Well done

Manuel F.

  • Great 
  • linus Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1477 W: 10 N: 738] (10767)
  • [2007-12-15 7:50]

Hi Thorsten,
Great photo. Tells a story. Nice capture.
Sunil

Hi Thorsten,

Very nice, though there is a bit of over-exposure in the top of the sky. I would have added a thin black line at the inside of the white frame, just to make a clear difference between the frame and the over-exposed sky at the top. Yes, best is off course to not have over-exposure ;-).
I do like the vivid colours and the whole composition as presented here. Nice one.

Greetings and have a good weekend,

Dennis

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  • Silke Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2847 W: 263 N: 5947] (23588)
  • [2007-12-16 3:27]

Outstanding colours and details! This is a wonderful moody composition
TFs
silke
:D

Hi Thortsten
Excellent capture, with amazing colors and POV.I like very much the mood.Well done.
Regards
Yiannis

Hallo Thorsten
Er hat seine ruhe da gefunden...
Gutes bild
Grus,Bratislav

Hi Thorsten,
Very nice picture, very good framed, nice colors and dramatic mood with this wrecked boat.. I think that it could interesting to make expiriement if desaturated colors here, make it as old style picture.. What you think?
With BEST Regards,
Arthur

Hi Thorsten,
Beautiful photo,congratulation.
Best regards,
Ralf

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  • c_rapp Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 957 W: 20 N: 1282] (7282)
  • [2007-12-26 17:52]

What a wonderful and beautiful scene. Well maybe not for the boats owner but love the colors and the great details. Great pov Great pic. TFS
Christan

  • Great 
  • dbp Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 680 W: 9 N: 97] (4079)
  • [2008-01-06 11:20]

hi thor
great shot with excellent composition
colours are great and pov is great too
regards
David

great composition, and a very interesting subject. congratulations on capturing such detail on both the fore- and background!

  • Great 
  • moli Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1423 W: 275 N: 1982] (12186)
  • [2009-03-22 14:56]

Hello Thorsten.
Donegal is one of my favorites county in Ireland.
A lot of wreckes ships in here.
Interesting gallery you have here and great travel history.
Lucky you!
Have a good time for your next trip somewhere!
Best Regards from Kildare.
Janek Kloss

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