Cromer Norfolk Sunset Baseball T-Shirts

A beautiful glow from the sky at sunset lighting up the sea and coastal cliffs, with the moon peeping through the clouds at Cromer, North Norfolk, UK.

Looking towards Cromer cliffs you can see the stairway leading down the cliffs to the beach huts with this beautiful sunset as a backdrop. Taken 15/07/2013 21:27:45 Canon EOS 600D Exposure : 0.05 Aperture : F6 Exposure Program : 1 ISO : 100 Focal Length : 28mm Flash Mode : 16 Distance :

Cromer Pier, Norfolk, UK as the sun was setting with a sundog in the middle of the image. The sun was giving the wet sand a silky glow and the sundog was reflecting its rainbow colours. A little boat crossing just in front of the Pier. Taken 15/07/2013 20:34:28 Canon Canon EOS 600D Exposure : 0.004 Aperture : F7.375 Exposure Program : ISO : 100 Focal Length : 18mm Flash Mode : 16 Distance : Featured in **YOU GOT IT, WE WANT IT**,All Things Photographic,

Unique Photography by Vincent J. Newman.

Monochrome image of a sunset on Cromer beach, North Norfolk, UK. Cromer Pier standing proud with the beautiful smooth beach with the pier and clouds reflecting on the wet sand.

Cromer pier north norfolk, UK, jutting out into the sea an a lovely summers day whilst walking the coastal path.

Cromer pier is a grade 2 listed pier, reflecting onto the wet sand, along with the Hotel De Paris, Cromer, North Norfolk, UK. which is also a grade 2 listed building. A beautiful coastal scene just after the sun had set.

The North Sea as the sunsets on a summers evening in Cromer, Norfolk, UK.

Records show there was a Pier in Cromer in 1391, This one was built in 1902 and the pavilion was built in 1905. Canon 600D

The pavilion theatre on Cromer pier North Norfolk, UK after the sun had set, its lights shining brightly giving a lovely glow on the wooden planks on the pier. Its well known for its fabulous end of pier shows.

Looking over Cromer beach as the sun was setting and see a sundog appear. Sundogs are commonly made by the refraction of light from plate-shaped hexagonal ice crystals in high and cold cirrus clouds. Seagulls all on the beach and groynes. Taken on 15.7.2013 at 20.25.02 Shooting Mode Manual Tv 1/250 Av F 10.0 ISO Speed 100 Lens EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II Focal Length 30.0mm

Unique Photography by Vincent J. Newman.