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A Distant Light

23rd October 2008

A Distant Light by duncmc

A Distant Light from duncmc via flickr.

Groynes at high tide on the beach at Cleethorpes. The lighthouses at Spurn Point can just be seen in the far distance to the left of the marker.

Tags: beach, canon ef 28 135 is, canon eos 400d, cleethorpes, groynes, high tide, lincolnshire, spurn lighthouse

This entry was posted on Thursday 23rd October 2008 @ 8:14pm and is filed under Digital, Lincolnshire, Photos.

3 Responses to “A Distant Light”

Ilan says…
24th October 2008 @ 12:53am
Superb work! It looks almost bizarre, who would leave a red lamp in the middle of the sea
Nicely seen and captured, love it!
Flickr: CMP73 says…
24th October 2008 @ 12:03pm
Magnificent.
Flickr: Scott Leach says…
20th January 2009 @ 3:14am
Another of your shots I managed to miss, I linked here from your blog! Very nice shot, bitch-slap that rule of thirds in to submission
feels quite cinematic

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