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Silhoutte People


Silhoutte People
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Copyright: Lynette Graham (Lynette) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 282 W: 54 N: 388] (1613)
Genre: People
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2008-03-06
Categories: Daily Life
Camera: Canon EOS 400D, EF-S 18-55mm, Hoya 58mm UV
Exposure: f/4, 1/500 seconds
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2008-03-09 4:25
Viewed: 836
Points: 5
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
As with my previous image before this one. this was taken on a sunset evening, strolling along the Hout Bay beach..time about 18.30 still full view of sun however the fog was moving in slowly eventually covering the entire beach front...from bright and sunny to an entirely different view from where i stood. I captured this image on auto focus full color and this was the end result.

Hout Bay is often called the Heart of the Cape, a 20 minute drive from the Cape Town city centre, almost halfway between Cape Town and Cape Point. Houtbaai was named by the Dutch explorers, which literally translated means Wood Bay. The timber was used to help build Cape Town. Hout Bay was then divided up into two farms. Over time the farms were divided up however today Hout Bay still enjoys a rural atmosphere with several equestrian estates and small holdings. Hout Bay has become very popular as a seaside resort town with its unique location at the start of the Atlantic Seaboard and yet still only thirty minutes drive from most of Cape Towns top attractions. Hout Bay is recognised as one of South Africa’s leading destinations for local tourists and has become a popular place for international tourists to base their South African holiday.
Enjoy.
xo
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To crhieatt: ambiguity???Lynette 1 03-09 10:27
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Lynette,
I quite like the ambiguity in this image. Without a note, interpritations could be varied.
Regards
colin

Howdy Lynette!
Amazing POV, amazing composition. Wonderful light and contrast. Original take.
TFS!

Hi Lynette
very mysterious image you present us here. I cant help but to like this shot. It looks like taken one second before the world ends. Nice one.
Juraj

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