Mersey night, sunrise and sun - set pics

[Klaatu]

Great pics

[kebabman]

I guess we can say Once a open time for photos below.
Taken at 16/07/2006

[Klaatu]

Great pics, Don't you just miss all of those cranes?...not!

[kebabman]

Sunset at Crosby Beach

















Photograpy is not always clean job

[pablo42]

Great pics Kebabman. Nice one.

[wsteve55]

Ha,looks like you stood in quicksand,but good pic's anyway!

[pablo42]

Sunset at Crosby Beach

















Photograpy is not always clean job

Yeah, take wellies next time...

[naked lilac]

Excellant KBman Love those birds..

[lindylou]

First pic - brilliant

[Klaatu]

Stunning photos...all of them. You're very talented!

[ItsaZappathing]

Stunning photos...all of them. You're very talented!

I will second that.

[kebabman]

Thanks for nice comments.
Dear pablo42,please can I have your advices before hand

When I visit Anglican Cathedral yesterday ,there was a Turkish Photographer entry in the Wildlife Exhibition 2009




Those birds are Starlings.

The birds on my photo is Starlings as well...

I learnt about them thanks to that photo.

During the day, starlings disperse, feeding on worms, insects and seeds. But at dusk, they start to make their way to their communal roosting sites. It's at this point they are most vulnerable to attack by birds of prey. So with safety in numbers they flock together, joining forces to form huge super flocks. The flock wheels around before the birds descend to hide in reeds for the night.

[pablo42]

Thanks for nice comments.
Dear pablo42,please can I have your advices before hand

When I visit Anglican Cathedral yesterday ,there was a Turkish Photographer entry in the Wildlife Exhibition 2009




Those birds are Starlings.

The birds on my photo is Starlings as well...

I learnt about them thanks to that photo.

During the day, starlings disperse, feeding on worms, insects and seeds. But at dusk, they start to make their way to their communal roosting sites. It's at this point they are most vulnerable to attack by birds of prey. So with safety in numbers they flock together, joining forces to form huge super flocks. The flock wheels around before the birds descend to hide in reeds for the night.

Thanks for that Kebabman. I learn a little each day. Good photos.

[lenka]

Sunset at Crosby Beach

Each picture is nice, but the top one is brilliant.

[pablo42]

Yeah, you wouldn't think that was Liverpool. Great contrasts.