Walberswick Shoot 9th June

Visit to Walberswick, Suffolk.

The Walberswick jetty has a history that dates back centuries, serving as a vital lifeline for the village's fishing industry. Originally built in the 19th century, the jetty played a crucial role in facilitating the transportation of goods and passengers to and from the village.

There's plenty to photograph there, I mainly went there to photograph the snaking jetting.
It was quite annoying as there was fencing around it preventing you from getting a decent inline photo location.

It meant setting up my camera at the top of the sand mound and to the right, as you can see below....

The shot you can get from this position is below, you cannot get on the other side.

I was taking 1 minute exposures using a 10 stop Lee filter as well as a 0.9 soft grad filter.

This was taken as the tide was going out, same exp time.

I was waiting for the tide to go out so more of the posts would become visible, I didn't want them to be too high in the water.

        

Couple of videos