Hunstanton Cliffs and Beach.
08th October 2021
Although a very popular beach with local people you can still find a little corner to yourself at sunset. It's not too crowded at this time of day because most people like to watch the sunset from up on the road above the cliffs. Hunstanton gets good sunsets because unlike most of north Norfolk it faces west and if you are persistent and wait for the right time it can be absolutely gorgeous. There is a small pool that is always left after the tide ebbs and there are some nice rocks in the middle of it. This little pool gives a partial reflection of the cliffs in the right light.
However, the light on this little pool only lasts for about five minutes, it's when the setting sun is at a particular angle and lights up the cliffs and reflects onto the pool.
It's very fickle and transient in the extreme, so you have to be set up in the right place and be ready because it's there and gone in no time.
It's definitely worth the effort and is a lovely end to the day.
Canon 5Div
Canon 17-40 f4 lens
Hoya Circular Polarizer
Format Hitech 0.6 graduated filter
However, the light on this little pool only lasts for about five minutes, it's when the setting sun is at a particular angle and lights up the cliffs and reflects onto the pool.
It's very fickle and transient in the extreme, so you have to be set up in the right place and be ready because it's there and gone in no time.
It's definitely worth the effort and is a lovely end to the day.
Canon 5Div
Canon 17-40 f4 lens
Hoya Circular Polarizer
Format Hitech 0.6 graduated filter