A trip to Penarth to help our daughter with child-minding and a walk along the Esplanade and on to the pier. When we got down to the shore a sea fret filled the channel, and the sun was trying to break through. You could just see Cardiff through breaks in the mist. However, the conditions provided a new challenge [click through the images to see the EXIF data] …
![Penarth pier in the mist](https://mlt.photography/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/PenarthMoon-20210226-13275.jpg)
![No signs of Steep Holm or Flat Holm just yet](https://mlt.photography/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/PenarthMoon-20210226-13274.jpg)
![Sea fret and a paddle](https://mlt.photography/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/PenarthMoon-20210226-13269.jpg)
![The Liassic clifffs at Penarth](https://mlt.photography/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/PenarthMoon-20210226-13270.jpg)
Eventually, and quite suddenly, the mist was gone and the Pier stood out against the blue sky. I didn’t notice when I took the shot that I’d managed to get the pier in line with the horizon. [I shouldn’t admit to that of course :-)]
![The pier has emerged from the mist](https://mlt.photography/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/PenarthMoon-20210226-13279.jpg)
Thank you David for this display of truly nice pictures. I also looked at the metadata, as part of my ongoing learning.