Water is often intended to play a supporting role or as being backdrop
but nevertheless it steals the focus and the main role.
Inspired from the always worth visiting Paula’s Thursday’s Special *non-theme*: “Negative space“
Le Drake Noir
Andrikken
Water is often intended to play a supporting role or as being backdrop
but nevertheless it steals the focus and the main role.
Inspired from the always worth visiting Paula’s Thursday’s Special *non-theme*: “Negative space“
Where did you find this beautiful piece of coast? You have come up with a clever take on the “negative space” theme while producing a lovely photo. Love those berths….
#.paula
On the “other side” of the river Mersey (on that side they call this side the other side) – it’s a small part of the area between the river Dee and the river Mersey – which both meet the Irish Sea – more south but still not far away we have Wales… 🙂
The space between Wales and Merseyside indeed isn’t negative… 😀
So glad you liked this version of your non-theme… 😉
Thank you for the coordinates, Drake.
‘hehehe’ – I believed it was the easiest way to tell where it was… 😀
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I agree with Paula – it’s a fascinating image and a great take on the challenge.
#.suzanne
So glad you two agree about that… 🙂 🙂
Really do appreciate your words… 🙂
Nice photo. It is interesting how the building appears to break the space up.
#.colline
Thanks a lot, really do appreciate… 🙂
Great capture Drake!
#.sue slaght
Thanks a lot, really do appreciate… 🙂
Absolutely splendid take!
#.anna
So glad you liked it, really do appreciate… 😉
Beautiful blue space! Great image, Drake!
#.amy
So glad you like this, really do appreciate… 🙂
Simply Outstanding !!! It is THE PIC.
#.soul’n spirit
Really do appreciate your words so much, thanks a lot… 🙂