The photographic opportunity from the Quays, one of Greater Manchester’s most iconic attractions, in Salford, is actually endless.
If you have seen “Golden Glory” and “Impression of Lowrey” in my earlier posting, you would probably agree.
During my recent visit in April, I captured this colourful image from the waterfront of the Quays. The reflections of the
Imperial War Museum on the Manchester Ship Canal enhanced the image further.
I think this is what the gentleman finding out . For the moment, enjoy this image and have your own interpretation if you think otherwise.
When we arrived Kirkcaldy, on the east coast of Scotland, the weather was rather gloomy. But the 16th century Scottish architecture is very unique, I will post more of the image captured in this historical town later.
previous posting, you would realize that this location is nearby.
Early bird catches the worm, should be the mentality of every photographer. Within an hour of early hour of outing, we have managed to capture many fabulous landscape images. I am fully agreed with Eng Loy’s description “A feast for our photographic appetites before we headed back to our B&B for our actual breakfast ” in his “Morning Colours Of Derwent Water”.