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"Dawlish daytime"

"Dawlish daytime"

I took this photo in Dawlish in May 2023.

Me, my partner and his dad got up really early to watch the sun rise-burst through the clouds.
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I took this photo in Dawlish in May 2023.

Me, my partner and his dad got up really early to watch the sun rise-burst through the clouds.

It was really peaceful and relaxing.
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FinePix HS30EXR

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Aperture 400/100 ISO 250 Shutter 10/900 Focal Length 1270/100

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Jul, 2023

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Summer Views Award

Contender in the Visual Poetry Project

Superb Composition

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