The Red Hot Sun at Norfolk
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Location
Heacham Beach locally known as the wash.The area sits in geographic term to the North-West of Norfolk UK.Time
It was 9.30 PMLighting
The photo was taken exactly as you see it.Equipment
The camera was a Canon Power Shot SX 110 1S, the aperture setting was F 4.3 the ISO setting was 8O and the exposure was 1/800. no filter lenses were used.Inspiration
I was in a holiday chalet next to the sea, and the weather forecast was set for an unexpected heatwave.I was sitting outside with a small refreshment with my camera taking as many varied shots as possible, I could not believe my luck. At one stage my wife stated you would think you were taking photos of mars, as you can imagine I was very exited about the whole experience knowing this kind of opportunity is very rare indeed and will not come along very often. Any photographer who may be fortunate to be given the opportunity to photograph this kind of scene would also take as many shots as possible.Editing
noIn my camera bag
A digital high definition 2.2x telephoto lense. lense adapters. camera hood. spare battery packs. battery charger. interface cables. polaroid close up camera lenses plus 1 plus 2 plus 4 and plus 10s also some bird food.Feedback
You may want to fit glare filters this shall give you a very different clarity to your photo especially where there is water also sun in your picture,But in my case I was happy to fit the camera onto my tripod and set the settings to sunny and on auto, with a slight zoom towards the sun.
