I love the way our seaside towns huddle and snuggle on the front – indicative perhaps of our unpredictable weather and very nicely captured in your photo here
I hadn’t thought about it, but yes, I imagine these fishermen’s cottages and loft nets were built close together to support and protect the buildings from the storms.
Cornwall in Colours 
Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside… 🙂 🙂 (well, it’s better than Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam, isn’t it?) Have a good day!
You’re not having a go at me, are you Jo? But yes, this kind of soft-washed day is a seaside favourite.
Not at all! I didn’t see why Jude should escape Spammers 🙂 🙂
🙂
Thanks Margaret, this is the softly coloured version of the B&W image.
Oh, like Jo, I like this
You and Margaret wanted to see this one. It featured on my B&W post.
Ah, of course!
I love the way our seaside towns huddle and snuggle on the front – indicative perhaps of our unpredictable weather and very nicely captured in your photo here
I hadn’t thought about it, but yes, I imagine these fishermen’s cottages and loft nets were built close together to support and protect the buildings from the storms.
That has a nice ‘nostalgic’ feel to it, Jude. Despite some modern windows.
Best wishes, Pete, x
A slightly colour-washed effect when I was experimenting.
The soft colour adds to the feeling of wintery stillness.
Wonderful 🙂
Looks like a very close knit seaside community. Lovely muted colours, Jude. 😍
Beautiful mood. The tonality works very well for the spot. Gives it a new face. x
One of my experiments before converting it to black and white. I like that faded colour look.