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The headland at Cwm Nash, a great place with nesting fulmars, coughs raven and peregrine. Steam appeared to be rising from the cliff top, due to the cloud formation.
Bloody Foreland Point, Gweedore, County Donegal, Ireland
This amazing landscape got its name from the very rock face on this image, hundreds of years ago the Irish seen this rock during sunsets and believed it was covered in blood! A weird and amazing natural volcanic coast line
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An RSPB reserve, Bempton Cliffs, on the Yorkshire Coast attracts half a million seabirds each year to raise their chicks. Other wildlife calls the reserve home too.
An Rugged Red Cliffs, Prince Edward Island, Canada, featuring striking red sandstone cliffs and evergreen trees meeting the calm waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence under a vivid blue sky. This landscape showcases the island’s unique geological and natural beauty.
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A 5 second exposure / Iso 100 / f/20 photo of the cliffs around bondi beach.
a 3 stop ND filter was also used.
some white balance and clarify tweaking done in lightroom.
Taken shortly after the sun went down over the horizon, a series of shots (5, all with different exposures) were blended using HDR methods to ensure that everything would be properly exposed.
this is a rare photo of cliff popping an ollie over a gap in mahwah new jersey. The best part is the bleached jeans. I also noticed cliff's wearing an Eastern Research t-shirt.
Supposedly, the cliff has gotten its name from the Viking Age when slaves were pushed off the mountain.
Faroe Islands.
A ray of light brushes the needles of a pine near the cliffs edge at the Grand Canyon National Park. Best on black, clic on pic
I thought when I shot this image it was a Barn Swallow, which there are several of them around. It turns out it was a Cliff Swallow, part of the flock gathering mud for building nests.
The Cliffs of Moher - near Doolin, Ireland.
The majestic Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's most scenic attractions. From the edge of the cliffs there is a sheer drop of around 700 feet from a comparatively flat meadow at the top to the Atlantic Ocean below. The pathway along the top runs very close to the edge of the cliffs, with no safety railings along most of it. Several people each year fall to their deaths. The cliffs are located in County Clare, near The Burren (an interesting ancient limestone plateau) and the lovely 3-pub town of Doolin, which is widely regarded as being the traditional Irish music capital of Ireland. This part of Ireland is a must visit!!
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