PENTEWAN

[Julian de'Courcy]

Popped out very briefly, went there and back, there being Pentewan, back being home.


PENTEWAN by Julian de Courcy, on Flickr


PENTEWAN by Julian de Courcy, on Flickr

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Not that you asked which we prefer, but it's definitely the B&W for me. Beautiful, and simple.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Not that you asked which we prefer, but it's definitely the B&W for me. Beautiful, and simple.

Thank you Rob, I was indeed seeing simplicity when I looked at the view.
I was going to ask something along those lines of which one, but thankfully no one here is afraid to say what they wish.
I also prefer the B+W but also thought the colour one maybe shows more accurately the sea behind the river but on second looks maybe not.

 

[Steve Boykin]

I like them both a lot. I think the B/W is a bit more abstract. After looking at them a couple of times I actually might prefer the color.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

I like them both a lot. I think the B/W is a bit more abstract. After looking at them a couple of times I actually might prefer the color.

Thank you Steve.

 

[Brian Moore]

B&W for me, Julian. I was thinking how delightfully minimalist the B&W one was just as I scrolled down and the color one popped out at me. Slightly startling so it was. Nice shot the color one,...but the B&W is the one for me.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Thank you Brian , know what you mean , maybe the colour is a bit full on.

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I mostly see my world in colour so naturally it wins here Not saying that black and white does not have a place in my book though. I like its simplicity and lines and wonder. Did I go there? Cheers mate.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

I mostly see my world in colour so naturally it wins here Not saying that black and white does not have a place in my book though. I like its simplicity and lines and wonder. Did I go there? Cheers mate.

You may have gone there, I am sure you mentioned Pentewan. This is Pentewan in disguise , plus this small river changes its path several times a year, cutting a new bed across the beach to the sea depending on the tides, therefore never to boring .

 

[Ivar Dahl-Larsen]

I was there, did not do that, but ate what was left of an icecream there. Was robbed remember, - of half my icecream. If I Haven't wished you A Merry Christmas yet, well concidere it done! All the best to you and yours.

 

[Beth Carter]

b&w for me too. i like all of the different layers of textures in that one.

 

[Pete Askew]

A wave of land meets the sea. Love the colours but the illusion works better in mono I think.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

b&w for me too. i like all of the different layers of textures in that one.

Thank you Beth.

A wave of land meets the sea. Love the colours but the illusion works better in mono I think.

Thanks Pete. Like that 'wave of sand ' would have been an excellent title