This was an experimentation with long exposure from the Rodney Steps - as the sun was setting at 90 degrees to the right, the clouds were moving and the sea curve was just right. Picture: Florin Orasanu (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
We've picked 20 of our favourite pictures of East Devon which have been sent in by our readers this month.
These images were shared with us via our photo sharing website: Iwitness24.
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A perfect end to a perfect September day. Picture: Sue Babb (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Sidmouth WasteWater Treatment Works at Sidbury had an open day as part of the Heritage Open Days. South West Water - Providing top-quality bathing waters . Terry Hartnell proudly looks after the site. Picture: Lycia Moore (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Great display of classic cars and motorbikes, stalls and entertainment from Sidmouth Ukelele band on Sidmouth cricket ground. Picture: Susan Cox (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Taken on Sunday afternoon, September 22nd, with Huaweii smartphone . The 3D stereo image was taken with '3Dsteroid' App. With practice the 3D effect can be seen 'freeview' without the use of a 3D viewer. Picture: Steve Jellyman (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Towards the end of the summer holidays, I took a stroll along the Exmouth seafront, camera in hand, at low tide with the setting sun. As holidaymakers packed up and left the beach there was a sense of peace and stillness, which I have tried to capture in these long exposure photographs. It was a perfect summer's evening! Picture: Gillian Davies (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
The clock tower, Exmouth seafront, Exmouth. Picture: John Thorogood (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Enjoying the Indian summer at Sidmouth. Picture: Mark Eburne (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
We came across this fantastic piece of engineering near Steamer Steps, Budleigh, recently - must have taken ages to build! Picture: Brian Hampson (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
This white stork popped in for refreshments today at the Balfour pub in Woolbrook, Sidmouth. Picture: Ron Loynd (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Whilst on the train, the sky looked very colourful after dusk on the evening of Saturday 14th September 2019, whilst travelling through Exton on the way to Exmouth arriving in at 20:05 BST. Picture: Luke Eveleigh (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Very interesting to follow the progress of the new Alma Bridge in Sidmouth. Picture: Tony Velterop (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Exmouth marina. Picture: Jason Sedgemore (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Lovely sunny September walk in Sidmouth. Picture: Tony Nowak-Durrant (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
A good time out and made this cool tower. Picture: Rowan O’'Shaughnessy (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
The fishing vessel Branscombe Pearl returns to the beach at Branscombe to land her catch of crab and lobster. Picture: Paul Newman (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
On 3 September, Sidmouth experienced one of its lowest-ever tides, at 0.1 metres. Picture: Clive Williams (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Walking down the National Trust path Halsdon Farm to the estuary I could not resist this photo opportunity of synchronised bullocks at Halsdon Farm! Picture: Malcolm McCoskery (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Two minutes after I filled their water bath (in Budleigh), the sparrows were there in force. Even the goldfinch wanted to join in! Picture: Barbara Mellor (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
Two paddle boarders make the most of the fading light off Rodney Steps, Exmouth, and as the tide comes in the waves begin to wash away all signs of the day's beach activity, including remnants of LOVE etched in the sand. Picture: Alec Owen-Evans (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)
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