Bloody Foreland Sunset

The rays of the setting sun highlight a gap in the rocks at Bloody Foreland in Co. Donegal. Bloody Foreland is a broad headland at the northwest corner of Ireland, between Ballyness Bay to the north and Gweedore to the south. The headland got its name because the sun, particularly at evening, lights up the rocks to a reddish hue.
Technical Specifications
Canon EOS 50D, Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 Lens at 26mm, 2 sec @ f22, ISO 100,
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