To bring photos from my minds eye - to the public through the lens of my Nikon D90 ∧ D80
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
The Birds of Morecambe Bay?
The Midland Hotel from the beach - Now we are going to see the birds along the Jetty and the Promenade of Morecambe, not what you expect? as you will see.
Also see if you can find their catch (A Fish).
Did you find the Fish??, Answers on a postcard and send to your address for the prize.
Impressive place and so beautiful and creative sculptures and details of birds! Your header is wonderful, absolutely!Very very very well done Imac! Hugs and a nice day Léia
Found this via link from Gailsman's lovely blog. I love your photos of the Hotel - & these scultures of birds & the fish. It's actually made me want to venture Up North to see Morecambe - we have only been there once, 33 years ago, when we had an overnight stay on our way home from our honeymoon in the Lake District. It's certainly improved enormously since then.
A very artistic series of photos of the sea front at Morecambe. It's a great jetty, and would like to visit again
ReplyDeleteLove the shadows of the birds that are on the fence.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad someone is inspired to do such art and I'm glad you come along and post it for all of us to see. I saw the yellow/orange fish.
ReplyDeleteMan...that is really magnificent.
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Hugs
Impressive place and so beautiful and creative sculptures and details of birds!
ReplyDeleteYour header is wonderful, absolutely!Very very very well done Imac!
Hugs and a nice day
Léia
Found this via link from Gailsman's lovely blog. I love your photos of the Hotel - & these scultures of birds & the fish. It's actually made me want to venture Up North to see Morecambe - we have only been there once, 33 years ago, when we had an overnight stay on our way home from our honeymoon in the Lake District. It's certainly improved enormously since then.
ReplyDeletesuch an impressive place and sculptures of birds.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely loved seeing this!
Some of those birds llok in need of more fish! And that fish will not feed them all. Beautiful place and interesting sculptures.
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