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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/6400

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Sep, 2015

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Went for walk on my local beach. It was roasting hot, even so far out on the beach.

This picture is of a old ruin in Durham called Egglestone Abbey, near Barnard Castle. It was a perfect summers day and I move to where the sun would e

A local Anglican parish church, captured on a bright Autumn afternoon.

This a picture of a rather tired daughter taking a moments rest on Southport pier. It is afterall the countries second longest pier and we had walked

On a day trip in the Lancashire countryside, I saw the setting sun and took this pictures, afterwards I felt a sepia tone enhanced its mood, making it

Experimenting with filters to enhance a sunset in Southport, the sepia tone helped to bring out more detail of the reflection on the surface of the wa

Had to stop to capture this imposing view of landscape

The start of the tracks at Liverpool Lime Station, for a family trip to London.

A close up of the singing ringing tree on the Lancashire hills above Burnley.

The Dream sculpture South of St. Helens.

Enjoying the good weather, stopped off to enjoy the shade, looked up and capture this view.

Behind The Lens

Location

This photo was taken on the sea front in my home town of Southport, Merseyside.

Time

Being on the West coast the sun take sits time setting during summer, this was taken about tea time, 6.30pm-ish. in late August.

Lighting

I noticed that the light was quite clear and vivid. Very strong, the cloud were not hindering the light.

Equipment

Nothing particularly special, just a humble camera phone.

Inspiration

It was a moment of relaxation that I wanted to capture for future viewing.

Editing

The picture is untouched, with regard to post-processing.

In my camera bag

Just a camera phone.

Feedback

All I can say is don't take too many photos of the sun without a filter (like I did) as it can affect the quality of future pictures. I know from past experience. Also don't put the Sun directly in the middle of the photo, if possible get some of the fore ground in to give it some perspective. Personally, I like to wait for a clear view, free from people, animals, planes, boats, etc, so a bit of patience is in order.

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