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Sunset over the Pacific Ocean, San Diego, CA

Bumped up the color saturation cause the lighting wasnt good. Looking forward to getting some wildflower shots soon!

St Margaret at Cliffe, Kent

 

The parish is closer to France than any other in England.

Aldinga Beach

South Australia

When I got as close to the drop off as I dared, this is what I saw. I had no idea these cliffs existed; then I looked right and they exploded into my sight. You get no hint when going down the trail to the lighthouse.

Cliff Maloney speaking with supporters of U.S. Senator Rand Paul at a stop on his "The Iowa 10,000!" tour at the Olmsted Center at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.

 

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The pole attached to the float is actually propping up the cliff. Not a safe place to be.

Pacific Grove, California

Flickristi 4th meeting @ Mtahleb.

 

Any comments on how I could have enhanced this photo in post processing apart from taking an HDR, would be greatly appreciated

Lens flare courtesy of Photoshop, photographic flair courtesy of myself! :)

Sykesville Overpass Bridge

Sykesville, Maryland

on the Gironde estuary.

The white cliffs - near Dieppe

Definitely a must see place on the West coast of Ireland. Unfortunately full of tourists, even on day with terrible weather.

Cliff Richard @ Birmingham NIA - 1

 

Cliff Richard @ Birmingham NIA - 20th November 2008

Taken at Sunset Cliffs in San Diego California.

jumping off rocks at the quarry

Durante la discesa dal Pizzo d'Uccello

 

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where all the real brave people were jumping from it

On the West Coast of Malta

 

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Another view of Point Bonita Lighthouse. Its location far out on a rocky point is accessible only via a tunnel carved through a rock cliff. Many articles mention the 118-foot hand-carved tunnel, but only one that I found also explains that the work was done by Chinese laborers who had also worked on the Transcontinental Railroad -- a perilous job for which many lost their lives.

Malta & the Mediterranean, spring 2013, photo by G.V. Suos.

Vitoria Ewald, (Luther College ’14), is standing on one of the highest peak of Maltese island. This place is not just known for it beauty but also its unique types of rock and plant in the Mediterranean, which attract researchers from all around the globe.

 

Cliff Maloney speaking with attendees at the 2019 Young Americans for Liberty Convention at the Holiday Inn Memphis Airport & Conference Center in Memphis, Tennessee.

 

Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.

Gonarezhou NP:

A journey into the heart of Gonarezhou begins with the realisation that this is wild country. It is one of Africa’s last remaining pristine wildernesses and we are all privileged to be a visitor here. The animals are in their most natural state at Gonarezhou; these are no lazy photographic models, hassled by a constant cavalcade of jeeps, radioing one another in their relentless pursuits. This is a country of red sandstone, thorny scrub and baobabs. Buffalo gather at watering holes, big cats prowl silently in pursuit of painted impala, hippo wallow midstream attended by squadrons of fluttering birds. The presence of elephants is everywhere; on the earth and the vegetation, as their families travel along routes passed from one matriarch to another in search of food, safety, and water. A panorama of birdlife gathers at Tembahata and Machanu Water Pans, a flying, wading tumult of colour, while the wonders of Chilojo Cliffs and Chivilila Falls reveal the glories of the unique landscape.

Cliffs of Moher and The Burren day trip from Dublin 2/26/13

Cliff Maloney speaking with attendees at the 2018 Young Americans for Liberty New York City Spring Summit at the Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe in Teaneck, New Jersey.

 

Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.

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