This is shot from the North Pier just as the sun was setting in June (I think).
About five minutes before I took this shot the beach was bathed in a beautiful golden light, but on the horizon was a low-lying cloud bank making it's way inland.
After about half an hour the bank of cloud began creeping up the beach and obscuring the sun's rays, bathing everything in a sinister sulphur yellow and shooing everyone away .
Below the last family is making their way off the beach. You can just see their long shadows on the sand, and above them the ferris wheel is barely visible in the fog.
Apparently it's a seldom witnessed phenomenon.
About five minutes before I took this shot the beach was bathed in a beautiful golden light, but on the horizon was a low-lying cloud bank making it's way inland.
After about half an hour the bank of cloud began creeping up the beach and obscuring the sun's rays, bathing everything in a sinister sulphur yellow and shooing everyone away .
Below the last family is making their way off the beach. You can just see their long shadows on the sand, and above them the ferris wheel is barely visible in the fog.
Apparently it's a seldom witnessed phenomenon.
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