April showers..lol..and another one to come if I look to the sky , but great lighting and comp.:))

Nice work.

Excellent Capture Nigel.
Faved.

E J

Looks good Sir Nigel. I saw these little buildings in some posts Ticking Spider had about the storm. Are these public are private? I love the sky. The dark sky against the light of the sand make a great contrast. Nice presentation.

Tick

Hey Nigel,
Hard to decide if the first one was better or not, even putting them side by side. I think both have merit, and the crop job just brings this beautiful scene a little closer. Very nice, Nigel.

Jim

The ominous clouds used as a backdrop certainly cast an eerie lighting on the entire scene. Colors pop, the sand fairly glows and life seems to have frozen. A very good capture, Nigel.

I like the light in this. It creates some really dramatic contrasts. Very nice!

look more than an April shower...beautiful shot:)

Hey Nigel, looks like you took advantage of those dark skies and sunshine too, as I did recently. Fabulous colour, lighting and composure.

Paul

Nice presentation Nigel,nice color and clarity!!
Nice work.

I want the one right next to the ice cream shack. That one would do just fine.

Great photo, Nigel.

:)PJ

Peace is all around that photo: 2 kids playing on the beach while a violent storm is about to start. It's a nice allegory. And hat's off for the composition Nigel!

this is fabulous mr moore! amazing light whilst the sky is so dark and moody, i like the beach huts too, and also that seaweedy stuff growing on the steps, definatly looks worth a visit!

Excellent scene, Nigel. The boys seem to be getting instructions to stay near, with that storm about to hit! There is a lot of energy in this picture. The storm, the boys playing, people out and about. I also like the clash of the contrasting blues and greens. Very well done Nigel.

So much contrast in this photo. The contrast between the harsh sunlight just before the front moves in, in front of that menacing sky, is outstanding. The terraced effect pulls the eye down from the height and strength of the storm in the upper right to the shore and out to sea--another strong contrast between the busy, terraced village front and the sea empty of everything except waves. I just wish the focus was a little better. I'm assuming this was taken with a 4 to 5 megapixel camera?

I like the storm brewing in the sky! What are those little beach huts? Private or public? Very nice colors.

Hello Nigel....Beautiful use of light - a true representation of what I would expect between April showers...Well done Nigel....All the best...Mick.