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Duncansby Head (Gaelic: Rubha Duncansby) is the
most north-easterly part of the Scottish mainland. The headland juts into the North Sea, with the Pentland Firth to its north and west and the Moray Firth to its south.
Coastal Maine is renowned for its majestic granite shores. These cliffs are just below Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse.
This is my new finished project. A cliff scene!
Perhaps there are few things that I need to improve but my computer had rendered really long for this single image so I don't render it again. #b3d #visualization #3d #landscape #cliff #cg #render #behnkes3design
Next Project: Blender Coockie's Halloween Competition. ;)
The Brazos Cliffs of Northern New Mexico are surrounded by Aspen trees. The scene was exposed on Fuji Velvia film and a Cibachrome was scanned to create this photograph.
Viðareiði is the northernmost village in the Faroe Islands, on the Island of Viðoy. It is surrounded by dramatic scenery that really does take your breath away. I’m not too sure about the part of the village that consists of summer homes for city folks, but maybe the local municipality is glad of this extra presence in summer and at holiday times. It is a tiny complaint in such a stunning place. So glad I came!
View from the access staircase northward toward Coal Mine or Hardscrabble Point, Joggins Fossil Cliffs, Chignecto Bay (Bay of Fundy), Nova Scotia; fluvial-deltaic clastic rocks of the Joggins Formation of the Upper Carboniferous Cumberland Group.
Been having a bit of fun with Silver Efex Pro 2. This is from Manitou Springs, beautiful old hotel rebuilt after a fire.
Látrabjarg, the most western part of europe, a 14km long birdheaven you might say.
Taken last weekend, 2nd of august ´08.
So I walk up on high
And I step to the edge
To see my world below
And I laugh at myself
As the tears roll down
Cause it's the world I know...
- Collective Soul, "The World I Know"
Cliffs of Moher, Ireland, 1997
Les falaises de Moher (en anglais Cliffs of Moher, en irlandais Aillte an Mhothair, « falaises des ruines ») sont des ensembles de falaises situées sur la commune de Liscannor au sud-ouest du Burren dans le comté de Clare, en Irlande. Les falaises s’élèvent jusqu’à 214 m au-dessus de l’océan Atlantique sur une longueur de 8 km. Lieu incontournable du tourisme en Irlande, les falaises de Moher fascinent par leur beauté et leurs pentes vertigineuses. Ces masses de calcaire et de schiste érodées par le vent et l'océan, souvent déchaînés près de ces côtes, sont piétinées par plus d'un million de touristes par an, ce qui n'est pas sans conséquences sur cette nature sauvage.
A cliff on the Wolfgangsee. A very old pilgrim's path crosses it: Saint Wolfgang stood here and threw his axe, and where it landed , he founded the church in Sankt Wolfgang
A cliff in Svalbard.
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This is very close to the path that leads down to the beach.
I asked for permission to camp on the property. There is a dell below this rather windy cliff-side campsite and there were some young hippies camping there. I asked if they would mind me staying the night and they were okay with it. It seems that the property owner leaves the gate open for people to have access to the nude beach as he supports the need for people to have a nude beach in Chile.
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Hole in cliff in the redrock country, near Sedona, Arizona. See www.flickr.com/photos/martinlabar/131547223/ for a closer view of a similar cliff.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - I took a break from my drive home to hike around this BLM land in the Shirley Basin. I've driven past it many times but there's still a lot more to explore.