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Wave on Silouette

commanded by Captain Richard Coote

King of Scotland from 1306 to 1329

with a powerful local storm about to break onto the harbor

Its strategic importance lies in the that it is located at the confluence of three tidal sea lochs

the wind gusts were over seventy miles an hour

Unusually for Iceland

We waited in complete darkness for the dawn to begin to strengthen and then took pictures using our Medium Format Fuji GFX 100s cameras with a 23mm wide angle lenses with a HY 0

has a deep-water harbor which attracts ocean going yachts provisioning before undertaking major Atlantic journeys

championed the building of the Empire State Building during the great depression

Our picture was taken on the water from a small boat during a sailboat race when winds were gusting twenty knots and a thunderstorm was about to deluge

struck Neist Point in heavy fog and sank immediately

Dickon Pownall-Gray was able to capture the Neist Point Lighthouse with the sun setting in the West after climbing down to the very edge ofa steep cliff and by leaning out

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