Moods of the Coast

[jevans]

Just added a slideshow to the Slideshowclub.com site. It consists of images from my local area at Tynemouth and Cullercoats on the Northumberland coast taken over a period of time and under various different wether and time conditions.

http://www.slideshowclub.com/files/file/50-moods-of-the-coast/ "Moods of the Coast"

[davegee]

Hi Jeff,

It is still awaiting approval.

It's http://www.slideshowclub.com/files/category/1-slideshows/

DG

[Guest Yachtsman1]

Hi Jeff

Nice show. A definate keeper. I recognised where some of the shots were taken, Tynemouth? I was a little disturbed by the music when it first started, however as I came towards the end & the building climax I realised why you had chosen it.

Regs Eric

Yachtsman1.

[jevans]

Hi Jeff

Nice show. A definate keeper. I recognised where some of the shots were taken, Tynemouth? I was a little disturbed by the music when it first started, however as I came towards the end & the building climax I realised why you had chosen it. :)/>

Regs Eric

Yachtsman1.

Hi Eric,

Thanks for your kind comments. I live about half a mile away from the beach and it is a favourite place for me as the conditions are always changing. Usually I prefer to make av's with a story but this is for our club night when we have to produce "pictures to music" and the pictures and changes are supposed to fit the music selected. Generally I find that this is the hardest bit of making a show : finding suitable music.

Regards

Jeff

[David Porter]

Lovely textures in the sand/sea shots and great dramatic seascapes. Got fed up with the church but guess you couldn't do much about that. Didn't like the circle transitions which I thought were a bit too sharp-edged but otherwise a super show. Thanks for sharing.

[jevans]

Thanks for your comments Mickp. I agree that there are too many church images and some of the circle transitions are quick. But the av was specially done for a club project where you select a piece of music and match this with appropriate images. So the sharp transitions were deliberate to match the tempo and I ran out of sunset images for the ending.