As part of this week’s, Daily Post’s, Weekly Photographic Challenge, Boundaries, here’s another two photos. Both photographs were taken at Blackness Castle on the southern edge of the Firth of Forth at the beginning of September this year.
The first image shows the boundaries between the land, the beach, the estuary and the sky.
Blackness Castle – Land-Beach-Sea-Sky Boundary
The second photo was taken an hour or so later, on the other side of the Blackness Castle promontory, when the tide had risen a fair bit, and shows a nice boundary between the sea and the sky.
View from Blackness Castle – Sea to Sky Boundary
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Great photos and interpretation. I must visit Blackness sometime – but it always strikes me as a rather grim kind of place and so far I’ve always found somewhere happier to go! 🙂
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It does sound rather grim, but it’s actually quite picturesque 🙂 I’ve not been in the castle itself, but if you are in that area, definitely go in to Linlithgow Palace – that’s brilliant. I’m going to do a post sometime soon about it.
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I’ve been to Linlithgow Palace a few times – yes, it’s incredible! Took some nice pics in the snow in January.
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I bet they look fantastic. I wouldn’t fancy going up and down the turnpikes/towers in icy conditions!
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No, nor would I! We didn’t go inside – think it was shut at the time – but walked around the outside in the snow.
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Blackness castle? That’s really the name?
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Aye JW, Blackness Castle is really it’s name. I can’t find out any where as to how the hamlet or the castle got it’s name 😦
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Great take on boundary Andy, lovely photos 🙂
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Thanks Kaz 🙂
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Great work with the interpretation of the theme and lovely contrast between the two photos
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Thank you Amanda 🙂
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