Lost Time in Cordoba

[Haselsh1]

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I remember many years back in time, Steve Hackett the guitarist composed a beautiful piece of music entitled 'Lost Time in Cordoba'. In reverence to that piece, I have called this 'Lost Time on the Humber'. OK, so nowhere near as romantic a setting until you listen and look together. Tetney Salt Marsh where this was taken is a sublime place of loneliness and solitude. Just like Hackett's haunting piece.

[Ian7633]

I remember it well, from the album Spectral Mornings.

https://youtu.be/wvUG4zMRGAw

[Barry]

Textbook example of the compositional rule of thirds.

Excellent - lovely photo that one could gaze at for some time. Well done Shaun.

[Haselsh1]

Absolutely Barry, I never ever make out that I am original. If I were to take this shot again though, the post would be slightly further over to the left.

Thank you so much for your comments.

[Barry]

Absolutely Barry, I never ever make out that I am original. If I were to take this shot again though, the post would be slightly further over to the left.

Thank you so much for your comments.

Agree, that would be better - but it's still a great photo nonetheless.

[Sherwood]

Shaun,

wouldn't it be easier to leave the post where it is and move yourself to the right instead?

Geoff

[Floyddroid]

Hackett at his best methinks.

[Haselsh1]

Shaun,

wouldn't it be easier to leave the post where it is and move yourself to the right instead?

Geoff

Methinks you are confusing the virtual with the real

;)

[Haselsh1]

Hackett at his best methinks.

There is no way I could disagree with that sentiment. I saw him at that time (1979 ?) at Hull City Hall and it was sublime.