I suppose many visitors to St. Monans on the Fife east coast must wonder why there are often photographers perched precariously on the seawall, photographing something out at sea. Well, the answer is the unique squinty pier. This is more Photoshop work than I usually do (most of my editing is in Lightroom), but the conditions required blending two exposures: a long one to smooth out the sea and a shorter one to retain detail in the sky. Hope you like it.