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Took myself off for a short drive this evening round the coast to'get my head shired' after a hard day's work and stopped to see the evening sun on Dunluce castle. It was only as I turned to leave that I noticed the low sun had cast a huge castle shadow on the cliff on the other side of the inlet.
Nicer on black.
Taken on the Australian South-east coast with a Canon 50e and 28-105mm f3.5/4.5 II on Ektachrome HD 200
Welcome to Sea Cliff, one of the swankiest neighborhoods in San Francisco. It sports gazillion dollar homes with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. It is also home to a sizable chunk of celebrities.
Some of the neighborhood's more famous current and past residents include Jefferson Airplane guitarist Paul Kantner, photographer Ansel Adams, comic actor Robin Williams, actress Sharon Stone, actor Eugene Levy, actor Cheech Marin, Gap founder Donald Fisher, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, and Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett.
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this cliffs can be seen between Olafsfjordur and Dalvik, North Iceland.
Just before the end of the Cape Royal Road at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, there is a short but spectacular hike called Cliff Springs - well worth a visit if you are in the area.
More information:
www.americansouthwest.net/arizona/grand_canyon/cliff-spri...
Vertical cliffs, Faroe Islands.
Faroe Islands are rugged and rocky, the coasts are mostly cliffs. Spectacular dramatic sea cliffs are a common element of the coast, with some of the highest in the world. An other common element is water. Rivers and streams are continuously fed by frequent rains caused by an instable climate originated from the position of the archipelago, in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, in the path of depressions moving north-east. Stunning waterfalls can be found everywhere on the islands creating a suggestive, fashinating and wild landscape.
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I wasn’t prepared for the beauty of Providence Canyon State Outdoor Recreation Area west of Lumpkin in Southwestern Georgia. (It has also been called Providence Canyon State Park.) I really didn’t expect much since the so-called “canyon “ is only 150 feet in depth at its deepest. After all, the “Canyon” is only a little over 150 years old and is the result of poor farming and forestry practices in the early 1800’s. I expected red gullies in the Georgia clay.What I found were massive gullies with beautiful fluted walls in red pink, orange and white. Ridges, pinnacles; hoodoos and erosional remnants accentuate the canyon gullies. The result is some of the prettiest views I have seen within the state of Georgia. The canyon is rather small but gorgeous and viewable from several vantage points including the canyon floor.