After the sun had set at Broughton Burrows, I tried a few a few images of one of my favourite subjects: clouds. The colours were great and the shapes of the clouds allowed lots of variations to choose from. I kept the land outline in the image to get a sense of place to the image and it seemed to help make the images more interesting than the images with no land in them at all.
As the light had gone with most of Broughton Burrows in shade, I made this image as a test for a later date. I think it will look better with the headland lit up, and according to my sun position compass a sunrise in June should be the best time to try and get this. A low tide will allow more of the arch to be seen as well, so it is time to start studying the tide time tables for June to pick a date to return. I sometimes use?images?to act as?a visual diary to help me through out the year, so I can?work out the best times at various locations and getting the framing of the image previsualised.
