Photographer's Note
This old breakwater belongs to south dock and main entrance to the port of Laredo, in the north coast of Spain. 43º 24,90' N - 3 º 25,00' W
This harbor was built between 1873 and 1884 and finished enterily in the first years of the Second Republic in Spain under the supervision of A. Garelly de la Camara Engineer, who built several ports along the north coast of Spain from Cantabria to Galicia.
Due to the constant featuring sandbanks entering the basin that caused problems on low tides and won´t permitted entering big sailing ships and boats with big keels, and due also to new manners and much users in maritime sports activities a new port was necesary to be built and so it is. Both ports will coexist as to preserve the identity of the old whale hunters´ and from then on fishermen city.
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Dpbours
(222) 2009-06-02 3:59
Hello Jane,
Good to see there are still people shooting film :-).
And you have your data - location and camera settings pretty detailed for someone shooting film!
I do like the compo and how the breaker leads the eye. The slight curving of the horizon is pleasant as well. Only the over-exposed parts are something I would have done some post processing on.
Greetings! Dennis
Photo Information
- Copyright: Jane Laredo (sweetjane) (191)
- Genre: ¦a¤è
- Medium: ±m¦â
- Date Taken: 2009-05-29
- Categories: «Ø¿v
- Camera: Nikon FM 2, Kodak Portra 160NC
- Exposure¡Gf/5.6, 1/500 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Photo Version¡GOriginal Version
- Date Submitted: 2009-06-02 3:49
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