Durdle Door
This picture is of Durdle Door, Taken at sunset on 20-Mar-24. I started the day with very low expectations, the light was completely flat, I waited (for a long time) to see if sunset would provide any light, ultimately I was rewarded, this sunset light lasted for minutes before it was gone! A little history, Durdle Door is a stone arch on the Jurassic coast of Dorset in the UK. It was formed when the sea eroded the limestone rock about 10,000 years ago creating a natural doorway. The name 'Durdle' comes from an old English word meaning 'to bore or drill'. Hope you like my rendition!
This picture is of Durdle Door, Taken at sunset on 20-Mar-24. I started the day with very low expectations, the light was completely flat, I waited (for a long time) to see if sunset would provide any light, ultimately I was rewarded, this sunset light lasted for minutes before it was gone! A little history, Durdle Door is a stone arch on the Jurassic coast of Dorset in the UK. It was formed when the sea eroded the limestone rock about 10,000 years ago creating a natural doorway. The name 'Durdle' comes from an old English word meaning 'to bore or drill'. Hope you like my rendition!
This picture is of Durdle Door, Taken at sunset on 20-Mar-24. I started the day with very low expectations, the light was completely flat, I waited (for a long time) to see if sunset would provide any light, ultimately I was rewarded, this sunset light lasted for minutes before it was gone! A little history, Durdle Door is a stone arch on the Jurassic coast of Dorset in the UK. It was formed when the sea eroded the limestone rock about 10,000 years ago creating a natural doorway. The name 'Durdle' comes from an old English word meaning 'to bore or drill'. Hope you like my rendition!
Technical Information: Focal Length 43mm, Aperture f14, Shutter Speed 1/80 second, ISO64