River Esk at Whitby
I really have no business being here this morning but the sky is grey again and I’m focussing my mind on the beautiful sunny day we walkers had at Whitby on Monday. It was sparkling!
Out on the old pier
That’s Saltwick Nab in the distance.
A bollard always makes a good shot, don’t you think?
Or how about some “dinosaur’s feet”?
Thanks to Cheri at the Weekly Photo Challenge for lifting my spirits. Click on the link to lift yours.
The first shot is perfect for the challenge. But I enjoyed the dinosaur feet and the other lovely shots equally Jo 🙂
It’s a great hunting ground for good shots, Madhu 🙂 Thank you!
Lovely, Jo! You’ve shown the real photographer’s eye in this one 🙂
Thanks, Paula 🙂 I had great subject matter to work with.
A beautiful place with lots of surprises, from dinosaurs feet to an amazing view. Have a great weak.
I knew your son would just love those feet! We’d have to go dinosaur hunting 🙂
All beautiful, Jo! I especially like the “bollard” shot. I guess that is where the term billiards originated?
That’s a very clever thought, Elisa! I shall have to Google and see what I can find. (I could become the world’s next bollard expert 🙂 )
…and yours is such a beautifully composed bollard Jo 🙂
Thanks, Jude 🙂 I may well have a soft spot for bollards. (and most other things nautical)
You have captured Whitby very well Jo, the home of that great navigator, Captain Cook
I suspect you’ll be thoroughly bored with the subject by the time I’m finished, Pomme. I took lots of lovely clifftop shots too 🙂
Never get bored with your photos Jo, bring them on… 🙂
Delightful picture captured on what looks like a gorgeous day. What a vast landscape.
It’s a lovely bit of coast and I took lots of photos, Munchow. The tide was far out so the interesting rock formations were clearly visible. I need to experiment with my settings to see if I can get better distance shots but on the whole I liked these. 🙂