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Last Light on Neist Point

Last Light on Neist Point

Last sun rays illuminating the famous Neist Point cliffs. We stayed at this spot for more then an hour to get at least one shot with the sun breaking through th...
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Last sun rays illuminating the famous Neist Point cliffs. We stayed at this spot for more then an hour to get at least one shot with the sun breaking through the clouds and short after sun finally went down, we were able to finally catch the light illuminating the location.
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