FIRST THING THIS MORNING

[Julian de'Courcy]

Summer has arrived and a gorgeous morning it has been.
DP1 Merrill



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[Brian Moore]

So tranquil! Lovely Julian.

 

[Pete Askew]

They ouse summer, Julian. Gorgeous compositions and overall feel.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I love them both and absolutely the lovely colours, its tranquillity and the emphasizing of how colourful Mevagissey can be in spite of someone denying such an obvious revelation.
Honestly, They both are great. makes me want to go back.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

So tranquil! Lovely Julian.

Thanks Brian, yes and the best part is there were so few other humans around. Bliss

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

They ouse summer, Julian. Gorgeous compositions and overall feel.

Thanks Pete. I had trouble comprehending that word Ouse at first , not sure why

 

[Pete Askew]

Ah yes, a river in East Sussex! Ooze might have been a more conventional term I guess.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

I love them both and absolutely the lovely colours, its tranquillity and the emphasizing of how colourful Mevagissey can be in spite of someone denying such an obvious revelation.
Honestly, They both are great. makes me want to go back.

Thank you Ivar. It is so colourful here, you must know that I hope you did not dislike the white boarders to much and are an improvement over the black ones. Well whenever you do pass we can have a coffee again I am sure.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Ah yes, a river in East Sussex! Ooze might have been a more conventional term I guess.

Not sure if it really matters these days as long as it works

 

[John Holland]

They saw any fishing day is a great day. Looks like a fine day to be out on the water (fishing, sailing, whatever it be)

 

[Aldous Lau]

Very clean shot with nice blue color on the #1 Julian

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

They saw any fishing day is a great day. Looks like a fine day to be out on the water (fishing, sailing, whatever it be)

Yes John, the guy fishing apparently does not catch much and is a regular there so gave him the knowledge I know of there ( well not everything of course) so hopefully next time he'll choose good tide times, improved gear and do better. The boat at the end of the quay is about to take anglers out for a half day trip into deeper water which is often very successful with a decent skipper.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Very clean shot with nice blue color on the #1 Julian

Thanks Aldous, yes the Merrill has its moments of clean images, although these were pretty much straight from camera raw and not tampered with. Yet I do sometimes like the slightly wacky or unpredictable output at times, a bit akin to the way film can sometimes throw up good surprises.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Lovely shots. A massive 27 degrees here, not as hot as the south of England, but more than hot enough for my Celtic blood. I wouldn't like it any hotter.

Merrills and Quattros - they are strange beasts indeed.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Lovely shots. A massive 27 degrees here, not as hot as the south of England, but more than hot enough for my Celtic blood. I wouldn't like it any hotter.

Merrills and Quattros - they are strange beasts indeed.

Ah first off I thought the 27 degree's was reference to the lens angle of the Dp1 Handy info to know, I could now come across as being knowledgeable with that info .
Not sure the real heat here but i've been told by locals of 30 plus, which certainly in direct sun it must be but even if not in the shade it is a matter of mugginess as well.
Thank you also and yes the Merrill's are strange, cannot comment of the Quattros of yet. One day maybe I hope to do so.