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A cold December at dusk just after Christmas, it was very cold and overcast but the clouds just broke a little to show the colours of the setting sun (about 3pm at that time of the year!) Flamborough Head is on the east coast of Yorkshire, England.

Photographer:	X Mike Bywater
Folder:	Mike Bywater's Pics
Uploaded:	12-Mar-2010 22:56 CET
Current Rating:	8.33/6 View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus C5060
Exposure time:	1/400
Aperture:	5.6
Focal length:	22.9
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Focusing method:
ISO:	200
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	no
Image format:
Processing applied:	"Orton Effect" Dup Layer, Gauss Blur, Overlay
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Image resized to:	595x800

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mysterious

I really like this one. I like your use of light and dark lighting.

K M at 15:26 CET on 13-Mar-2010 [Reply]

NO SUBJECT

This is interesting and a bit scary. Lovely ambience and colors. Maybe a bit open at the right side? Well done.

Olav Agnar Frogner at 11:46 CET on 14-Mar-2010 [Reply]

NO SUBJECT

Nicely done, the soft colors and the composition is perfect 10 for making pictures.

Denny Giacobe at 15:24 CET on 14-Mar-2010 [Reply]

Great shot!

Hi Mike,

Again a really nice shot!. It does impress me that yoy took it with the C5060, proving that the camera doesn't matter, but the photographer.
Sincere congrats.

Jes.

Jes Consuegra at 12:27 CET on 21-Mar-2010 [Reply]

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I really like the way this image is exposed to create almost a silhouette of the lighthouse and a very atmospheric and moody feel.

Greg Mennegar at 05:55 CET on 25-Mar-2010 [Reply]

Beautiful

I love the sillioutte and colors. Very atmospheric. It might just be me, but there appears to be some perspective distortion causing the lighthouse to bow-in a bit (then again, it could be my mind playing tricks). Very nice overall.