I’ve often wondered what the purpose is (if any) of this short section of fence that extends a few feet into the lake. There’s a gap on the shore (with the remains of a latch where a gate presumably once stood) so it serves no purpose in preventing passage. I guess it could be a holdover from before the lake was there (when it used to be a quarry) and was never removed when it was filled with water and the country park developed.
Whatever the case, it makes a nice subject for the occasional photograph.
Pentax P30T, Rikenon 50mm f/2 & Ilford HP5+. Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9 mins @ 20°.
Taken on 2 May 2020
Steel City Snapper photography 
Beautiful photo — excellent perspective and balance. Very nicely done.
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Thanks P. How’s your Sure Shot working out? Have you had chance to use it yet?
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I cleaned it up and put a roll of slightly expired Kodak Ultramax through it the other day, but it’ll probably be a while yet before I get it processed and scanned. No obvious problems presented themselves while burning through the roll so I’m feeling pretty confident it’s working fine. Time will tell.
In hindsight I probably should have shot a short roll of B&W instead of color so I could have developed it myself and determined right away whether everything is doing what it should be. I may still do that. I’ll report back to you when I’ve got results. Thanks for asking!
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It’s great. It’s almost surreal how it leans into the water. Love it
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