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Scottish west coast
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    I love the quality of light in the west coast of Scotland as it is constantly changing. this image was shot after a cloudy day. At around 9:30pm at the mouth of Irvine harbour the sun began to break through the clouds and I raced out before it was gone. this was shot on my Canon EOS 600D using the standard 18-55mm kit lens set at 18mm 1/15th sec at f9. The wooden pillars that are just sticking up from the sand are the remains of the ramp from the old lifeboat station that closed in 1914
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Beautiful colours in the sunlit clouds and reflected in the water, Dave.

I just wonder if there should be quite so much dark foreground in the composition. If it were mine, I would make the sand slightly lighter anyway, so that the pillars (which lead to the sun) are more obvious.

Just a few thoughts. Cheers.
Philip
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Beautiful shot...well done!
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