After the entertainment of the 2019 Cleethorpes Armed Services Day I went out in the evening as the light was fading.
On the South Promenade was a Ferris wheel, erected for the weekend, and also some amusements and food stalls.
I concentrated on the floodlit Ferris wheel to try and illustrate the fading light in a perfect summer sky.
As I left at approx. 22:30 there were still hundreds of people waiting for the firework display.
As the sun set the floodlights came on. (A man in a car called me over and asked me if I knew what time Tesco closed!? We have some odd people in Cleethorpes, don't we Gwen?) |
These people where watching an aeroplane display by "The Fireflies", two 'planes
that left firework trails in the night sky.
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The building adjacent to the wheel is Cleethorpes Leisure Centre, closed for the night
and with it's lights off, it held a perfect reflection of the Ferris Wheel.
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Credit where it's due, I pinched this dramatic viewpoint
from Ruth Rushton.
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A fairground ride on the promenade. |
A view from across the beach. |
Heading back to my car, still a bit of light in the sky. |
Olympus EM10 Mk2 + 9-18mm M.Zuiko lens.
Love this set. I was there first thing in the morning when they were setting it up. I could hardly get near it for vans and boxes. I love the shot from the front looking up. I wanted that shot!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments, I always appreciate them. Yes, it was a great photo opportunity. The shot you mention was done before me by a friend.
DeleteYou certainly take some great photos. Truly excellent.
ReplyDeleteIt was a great photo opportunity, thanks Mike.
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