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Dave K

Member since: 28th Aug 2007
Location: South Wales
Website: http://www.eyeballphotography.co.uk

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Thundercat Racing from Porthcawl South Wales Just messing about with chocolate sweets. This spot is on the Glamorgan heritage coast at Nash point One of my favorite places on the Glamorgan heritage Coast,Dunraven bay, i wanted to capture the evening sunset and the tide washing over the pebbles. Swanage Pier late one afternoon in February Although it breaks all the compositional rules,i think i works? Newgale Beach looking out to Green Scar In 1943 the gunnery range east of Lulworth Cove, Dorset was expanded in response to the development of more powerful weapons and the longer distances required for firing. This expansion resulted in the eviction of the inhabitants of the village of Tyneham, and two smaller settlements at Povington and Worbarrow, as well as numerous farms.The inhabitants left just before Christmas and were promised that they could return to their homes after the war had ended. This promise was never kept and to this day the area is still under military control. Most of the dwellings of the now deserted village have deteriorated over the years and today lie in ruins, including an Elizabethan manor house. The church, school and a public telephone box however have been preserved and kept looking much as they did in 1943.  i used my siggy at 10mm to exergerate the angles     Taken on a stormy day in June,Dunraven bay or also called Southerdown is on the Glamorgan Heritage coast Kimmerage bay in Dorset,catching the last light of the day Thes huts are at Priest Cove,Cape Cornwall,nearest village is St Just. This is a hdr of 5 images taken at sunrise a few week ago. The Crown Tin mine at Bottalack,Cape Corwall A snap while walking along the river bank Porth nanven in the Cot Valley,Cape Cornwall The title was the catch phrase from an ad campaign for Stella a few years ago. As for the pic, empty bottle filled with soap suds,an old wooden chopping board and a small Maglite for the illumination. This is a HDR image created from 3 seperate images taken with my Siggy 10-20 and one image of the sun taken with my 70-200 at 170mm and blended in. so does it work or i have cheated to much?   Pebbles on the beach at Porth Nanven,Cot Valley,Cape Cornwall. i pass this spot most mornings on the way to work, the weather man forcast a frost and a sunny start to the day,so had my my packed and left a little bit early.

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