Boxing day HDR sunrise

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paulmurphy
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Boxing day HDR sunrise

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I hope everyone had a good christmas, we still have a lot of snow and ice, but this can also make for lovely clear days.

These were taken this morning (boxing day) with A700 and KM 17-35mm lens. They are all 3 image HDR images (partially because I left my ND grads in the other camera bag, and I tried to show the wide dynamic range). The colours are a pretty good representation of the actual colours seen - I was looking and thinking people won't believe the colours in the sky. Hope you like them

A view along the cliff path, you can also go down to beach, but at high tide as here its not worth it
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Looking towards St Mary's lighthouse
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Deleval Hall, I passed this on the way home and had to stop
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Best wishes

Paul
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Three dandies there Paul.
I don"t doubt the skies colours. I have to tone some down a bit to
make them believable, how-ever, they are not in the same league as
these beautiful skies. Thanks for sharing.
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That north sea coast is wonderful as ever. Sadly, we don't see the sun until an hour or so later inland - even just 25 miles inland it makes a huge difference to the amount of morning light. The sea is a fantastic reflector.

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Stunning shots Paul - really awesome colours. I like #2 especially. A complete contrast to the drab feeling here today with the worold outside looking almost monochrome.
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Hi Paul, :)

Seasons lovely greetings!

What an awesome series and I have to agree that the scenery is magnificent compared to any we have here recently. : ))

The images draw the viewer towards within the frames, so that I feel like I'm standing right there where you stood that morning. The postcard effect is great...

Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz
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Thank you for the kind comments guys.

Even though I have photographed it many time, I still love the local coastline, the light changes constantly and you never know what you are going to get. I am trying to find some new angles, as you can imagine the local camera club scene has a huge number of the standard views. Here are a couple more from yesterday that you may like - also just found out one of my images is going to be used in the 2011 Blyth Port Authority calender (third image below)

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Calender image
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Thanks for looking

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It is a great scene Paul and you have some further lovely pictures. Congratulations on the calendar picture, it's a beauty.
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Congratulations on the Calender photo, Paul, it's a fine photo with some nice waterfront elements and deep blues...Very soothing.

Lovely set of three images, yet again. : )


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