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snack happy
This is top class.
I really wish I could be arsed to spend more time taking pictures like yours. faved!

TheatreLuvvie
Well worth it.

Great shot and well done.

NorthLincs.com
Great night shot.
Happy New Year Carlos!

JonnyMoss
Superb shot mate! A HUGE thumbs up from me! :-)

Scott Young
Instant fave too Carl. You really have a keen eye for this sort of thing keep it up 2008.

debonair bridge
Nice!!!

moggsterb
This is great. Well done.

I've got a similar shot of the eye (but from Westminster).

Happy New Year

torimages
excellent

darinkimphotography
happy new year carl!!!

David Michael Morris
Stunning picture. The lighting is perfect!

duncmc
Nice one Carl. Interesting note re. the Tattershall Castle. In a previous life I was responsible for producing menus for a number of pubs and bars of which the Tattershall Castle was one. At the time I wasn’t aware of its connection with Hull.

CMP73
I'm pretty sure it has done the Humber trip. There were a few used. Lincoln Castle was probably the most well known. Farringford was another one used.

It was always a 'treat' having a trip across the Humber with my Dad when I was younger so I remember a few of them.

At one point the Yorkshire Belle made trips from the pier up towards King George docks and back. It wasn't around for long and was only used for sightseeing whereas the regular ferries were one of the main links between the south and north banks. The Humber Bridge was the death knell for the ferries perhaps?

The pre-cropped shot shows more of the ferry. I've often walked across the Hungerford Bridge and pointed it out to my other half, no doubt bored of me going on about it.

Cookie_lady1
Carl - stunning capture really great long exposure. love the blue highlighting the eye.

Happy New Year to you and your family!!!!!!

chris875
really great shot, the lighting is spot on,

this blue colour is a really nice colour and this shows it off nicely.

well done carlos

sjbmuse
Great shot, we were there last week but spent the whole day walking around and didn't think we'd still be out at night so didn't take a tripod. We were shivering so much that even resting cameras on the edges of the bridges resulted in blurry shots.