Sunset Photograph - Piering into Serenity by Betsy Knapp

Piering into Serenity is a photograph by Betsy Knapp which was uploaded on January 3rd, 2016.

Piering into Serenity

by Betsy Knapp

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Title

Piering into Serenity

Artist

Betsy Knapp

Medium

Photograph - Fine Art Photography

Description

A gorgeous sunset signals the end to a peaceful day at Surf City's Soundside Park, Topsail Island.

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January 3rd, 2016

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Betsy Knapp

I especially love this photograph--the lighting that evening was phenomenal--the horizon was rich with color and the shallows were silent. I could hear the sound of the pier creak under my feet as I took around a 100 photographs of this sunset. This one image I liked particularly, with the ISO set a little high to collect the natural light, it let the decking lights shine, casting a contrasting yellow-orange hue. The water with tiny ripples reflected the sunset so well, it acted like a mirror to complete this natural scene.