Warkworth Castle over the weir on the River Coquet, Northumberland[/caption]Warkworth
We've been to Warkworth, looking for Northumberland landscapes, a good few times, it has an iconic castle that's a magnet for photographers.
This time, however, something was different. The tide was just right to show off the weir whilst revealing a small patch of barely submerged land below it. The cogs started turning!
Wellies were in the car boot so out they came and into the water we went. Now then, I wouldn't recommend this as it was very slippy and the tide was coming in fast, on your own head be it (seriously)!
Getting below the weir afforded a nice view of the castle and village up the River Coquet. We took the shot and got out before the water came over the top of the wellies.
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Drained the tripod then off into Warkworth for a bite to eat.
The Shot
As you can see, the water was very fast moving so it took a little while to get the tripod settled and stable and a short-ish shutter speed prevented any movement caused by the tide buffeting the tripod legs.
Links
Wikipedia - Warkworth
Visit Northumberland - Warkworth
Warkworth Website
Getting there ...
There is a layby off the A1068 (Beal bank)
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