On the beach at Bedruthan Steps
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On the beach at Bedruthan Steps
This photo of comet Neowise was taken at Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall, England, and submitted to us by the photographer for sharing. The name comes from an old tale that a giant named Bedruthan would use the stacks (or 'steps') as stepping stones to reach the headland in the distance. It was taken on a Nikon D750 with a Samyang 24mm Lens. It was shot at ISO 4000, an exposure of 40 seconds and at f/3.2, and it was taken around 2am on Monday 20th July. Thanks to Rhys Harris Media for this submission and you can check out their other work at: https://www.rhysharrismedia.co.uk/
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