Blog: 21st December 2011
21st December 2011
In: Blog
My quest continues for a decent sunrise over the Pinnacles, the jagged chalk stacks sticking out of the sea just outside Swanage, on Dorset’s Jurassic coast.
Encouraged by the weather forecast, I walked up to Handfast Point yesterday morning. The clouds were thickening towards dawn, but there was still some pretty intense colour, though it lasted for no more than 5 minutes. But still enough time for a couple snaps, both of the Pinnacles and Old Harry Rocks.
This is probably my favourite, composed with plenty of space to left of the cliffs, to make the most of the colourful sky and the reflected colours in the sea below.
Encouraged by the weather forecast, I walked up to Handfast Point yesterday morning. The clouds were thickening towards dawn, but there was still some pretty intense colour, though it lasted for no more than 5 minutes. But still enough time for a couple snaps, both of the Pinnacles and Old Harry Rocks.
This is probably my favourite, composed with plenty of space to left of the cliffs, to make the most of the colourful sky and the reflected colours in the sea below.
