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shot from Half built Chola Temple from Kolar,
"Don't be overly concerned with technical perfection in quick-shooting situations, different standards apply. A good picture may be lurking behind an apparent error. Cosmetic defects—fuzziness, less-than-ideal exposure, awkward composition—can actually be desirable. Such imperfections speak the human, gritty, momentary... visual language that sets candid photography apart."
Read this some where & I take this quote as granted for this shot :)
And yes, I too wish the hands are in the frame, but ..................
A picture of the Klif Orłowski (Orłowo Cliff), one of the most famous landmarks in Gdynia, Poland. The image was underexposed by a stop or two, so shadow detail in the rocks is poor.
Minolta XD7 + Fujifilm 400
Minolta MD Tele Rokkor 135 mm 1:2.8
135 mm | 1/500 s | f/5.6 | ISO 400
You can view uncle Cliffy large here; farm3.static.flickr.com/2799/4353994229_e2472df4f5_b.jpg
Cliff Zener doing what he does so well. This spot took a little bushwhacking to get to. It was steep and thick, and Cliff tried to do a swan dive into the creek. I'm sure glad he made a graceful landing and didn't hurt himself because it woulda been a chore carrying him out of here. I always have a great time shooting with Cliff. We always have several laughs while at the same time still being serious about our shooting. If you haven't had the pleasure to see Cliffs work, do yourself a favor and check it out here: Cliff Zener
A spectacular sea cliff on the Formentor Peninsula on the northernmost point of the island of Mallorca, Spain.
Taken in 2013.
The Katarinahissen walkway in Stockholm's Slussen district. It connects to the top of a cliff in Södermalm. (We were climbing the zigzag stairs on the face of that cliff.)
Also known as the Cliffs of Insanity in Princess Bride and where Harry & Dumbledore went to get the horcrux in The Half Blood Prince.
Bands of Namurian sandstone, siltstone and shale are exposed in a spectacular fashion and were formed over 300 million years ago during the Upper Carboniferous period. The rock layers are rich in fossil formations.
This popular swimming hole gets more than it's fair share of displays of bravery as individuals, couples, and groups leap from the cliff into the deep waters below. The drop is about 30 feet, maybe a little more.
This is an RSPB reserve on the Yorkshire coast. There is a viewing platform on the top of the cliffs above the natural arch from where you can see all the sea birds roosting on the cliffs. We spent a happy half hour or so just watching them flying back and forth out to sea. Best viewed large on black.
These cliffs are at Millook in North Cornwall. I think the people on the beach give you some idea of how big they are!!!
Cliff on the coast at Sutro Baths in San Francisco.
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EXPLORED 8-5-12. I had the opportunity to explore the awesome city of San Diego last week, as I attended a work conference downtown. My friend and I went to the sunset cliffs area 2 nights in a row, and we got a decent light show both nights. The texture in these mini tide pools proved to be my favorite fg elements. Spectacular place, and I will be sharing many more from the 2 nights here as well as some shots of the skyline from Coronado;-) I hope you enjoy, please let me know what you think!
Warm tones compliment the cool blue sea as the setting sun shines on the 300ft cliffs at Dunnet Head - the most northerly point on the UK mainland.