Paphos Sea Front At Night
Published 22nd of October, 2023
The Street Artists were still out plying their trade as well.
Paphos Harbour Clock
The clock outside of the Archaeological Park certainly looks a lot more impressive at night!
White Light
I have only just noticed something in the shots I took. I was puzzled why the Sea Front pictures had a more yellow hue than those at the harbour. This looks more natural than the colours we've had previously. If you look at the street lights you can see why. The Sea Front lights are yellow, whereas the ones by the harbour are a lot whiter.
I thought this try looked lovely when it was illuminated.
Paphos Harbour
It is worth pointing out that I took these shots midweek in the middle of October at about 8:30PM, so it wasn't very crowded. I will do my next night film on a Saturday night I think.
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