Dungeness, a shingle headland on the Kent coast, has both a nature reserve and a nuclear power station. It is also Britain's only desert, as classified by the Met Office. All that notwithstanding, it is also a fine location for photography. Apart from the numerous small buildings that make up the hamlet on the site there are a good number of abandoned - and seaworthy craft - to make any self-respecting shooter foam at the mouth in anticipation.
Places like this, plus the clear skies on the day, cry out for black and white photogrphy.
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor.
Top: 1/320 second at f/10. Matrix metering. - 0.33 EV compensation. ISO 160
Middle: 1/250 second at f/11. Matrix metering. - 0.33 EV compensation. ISO 160
Bottom: 1/250 second at f/10. Matrix metering. 0.33 EV compensation. ISO 160
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4 comments:
There's a good pub that serves fish and chips near by too. Pixie let me have one of her pictures from there when you visited before.
Thanks, Spanner. We'll bear that in mind the next time we visit. :-)
Great place for photography unfortunate last time I visited back in May it was low cloud and intemitant drizzle. Glad to see you had better weather Richard. Funny though I went to sanfire Ho in the morning same day and had wall to wall sunshine. Took some great nature shot managed to see my first spider auchid. Sorry for crap spelling miss your input on Facebook. Take care see you soon. Regards Richard Ayley.
Great place for photography unfortunate last time I visited back in May it was low cloud and intemitant drizzle. Glad to see you had better weather Richard. Funny though I went to sanfire Ho in the morning same day and had wall to wall sunshine. Took some great nature shot managed to see my first spider auchid. Sorry for crap spelling miss your input on Facebook. Take care see you soon. Regards Richard Ayley.
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