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The warm, bright and sunny weather continues. This sort of weather is far from ideal for long exposure, seascape photography but really is a pleasure to enjoy regardless. I find it makes me hunt harder for compositions that work and look for lines in the landscape. This particular wave was the only one in the 20 minutes that I spent down on "Fara's Beach" that created this pattern as it retreated. Patience pays off but you have to make sure you are ready for it when the moment comes. Taken on the coastline of Portknockie in Morayshire, Scotland.
In Capitola where the land meets the sea--it all happens very abruptly, with a cattail laden cliff plunging quickly to the fog engulfed shoreline. One remembers the Catcher in the Rye.
Capitola CA
From my September's trip to Northern California.
Bodega Head, California, USA
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Recently GCC went on one of our weekends away. I have great craic and being part of "the real, A Team" we had one or two Aces up our sleeves.
We are yet to see the pro-claimers to the throne's "Dolphins!" ;-)
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Cliff was sitting on the northeast side of the Adams Street Bridge. When I asked him how long he'd been out here, he answered, "Too long..." He's a veteran and was soft-spoken and friendly. "I'm a people person", he said, "be nice even if someone's a jerk...give them the benefit of the doubt." His biggest need is transportation (a bus pass), so he can go to work. "(Having a bus pass) that's the beginning" (to getting back on his feet).
seagulls flying above cliffs and lighthouse on a warm sunny afternoon at Dunedin (Taiaroa Head, Otago peninsula)
These are the Clay Cliffs on the South Island of New Zealand. It's a really cool place where they shot part of Lord of the Rings, but it takes a while to get here. The frustrating thing is you can see them from the highway, but you have to drive around this bridge that is hours away just to get there. Next time, I think I'll just go up to the river and be lazy and use a quadcopter!
Can you see people standing on the edge in the right side of the image? They give the dimensions of the cliffs. This place was amazing! You have to experience it for yourself.
Hasselblad 500C, 80mm f/2.8 Carl Zeiss Planar,
Kodak Portra 160 NC
Scanned with CanoScan 8800F
Cliffs of Moher
Clare, Ireland
-2015
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Diverse fractures and surface patterns on the sandstone walls of a Utah canyon.
On this late-October day, a cold one in this part of Utah, our little band of photographers took a long drive on a gravel road. Eventually we stopped at an inauspicious pull-out — I don’t recall a sign, though there may have been a small one. We loaded packs and set out across some dry terrain, and soon entered a small canyon at the base of tall hills, a canyon that looked much like many other such canyons.
This was not a large canyon, and our walk into it was shorter than the walk into some longer canyons we had investigated. It was also a rough little place, and it did not give up photographs as easily as some other more-picturesque places. Near the far point in our exploration we came upon this remarkable bit of sandstone canyon wall, with patterns on the surface of the rock that reminded me of sunbursts.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
Somehow, no visit to Bridgnorth is complete without a trip to the Cliff Railway - opened in 1892 and still going strong today.
I see there's a vacancy for a relief operator in the window - heck, I'd almost work there for nothing!
“If you approach the High Town by the cliff railway you feel you are being lifted up to heaven.” – John Betjeman.
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Paisagem de novela. Literalmente. Com suas falésias vermelhas e recortadas formando labirintos naturais, as praias de Morro Branco, em Beberibe, no Ceará, já serviram de cenário para algumas produções televisivas. As novelas "Tropicaliente" e "Final Feliz", a minissérie "Sansão e Dalila", o filme "O Noviço Rebelde" e o programa "No Limite" estão na ponta da língua dos guias turísticos que se orgulham de falar da fama alcançada pelo paraíso cinematográfico.
Morro Branco tem uma beleza rara e impressionante, que fica ainda mais realçada nos dias ensolarados. A luz forte e duradoura das proximidades da Linha do Equador ressalta o contraste entre o verde do mar e o vermelho das falésias, de onde saem areias de diversas cores. Elas servem de material para artesãos produzirem os mais diversos objetos decorativos em garrafas.
Com tantas cores, o nome Morro Branco parece não fazer sentido, a princípio. Mas uma duna branca e alta, de onde se tem uma das mais bonitas vistas do pôr-do-sol na praia justifica o batismo.
Em Morro Branco, a principal atração, o Labirinto das Falésias, é acessível a pé. A entrada, a partir do centrinho da vila, é sinalizada. A caminhada por entre os paredões coloridos é curta e pode ser feita sem guia, mas vale a pena contratar um monitor local para ouvir algumas histórias da região e vê-lo formar a aquarela de cores com as areias coletadas de onde não se imagina. A saída do labirinto é no mar, nas barracas que vendem souvenires.
Na Praia das Fontes, vizinha de Morro Branco, mina água das falésias formando, em alguns pontos, pequenas grutas. A maior delas, a Gruta da Mãe D’água, aliás, foi apelidada de Gruta da Açucena, em referência à personagem interpretada pela atriz Carolina Dieckman na novela "Tropicaliente". O local foi cenário para cenas de amor entre Açucena e Vitor (Selton Mello).
Para ter uma visão geral de todas essas belezas com uma pitada de aventura, o passeio de buggy é uma boa pedida. Além de passar pela Praia das Fontes, os bugueiros levam os turistas para dunas de areia móveis, lagoas de água doce, até a Lagoa do Uruaú, um verdadeiro oásis onde turistas param para relaxar e beber uma água de coco diante da paisagem em meio às dunas.
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Landscape novel. Literally . With their red and jagged cliffs forming natural labyrinths , the beaches of Morro Branco , Beberibe , Ceará , has served as the setting for some television productions . The novels " Tropicaliente " and " Happy Ending " , the miniseries " Samson and Delilah " , the movie " The Rebel Novice " and the program " The Edge " are the tip of the tongue of the tour guides who take pride in speaking of fame achieved by Paradise film .
Morro Branco has a rare and stunning beauty that is further enhanced on sunny days. The strong and lasting light from near the equator emphasizes the contrast between the green and red of the sea cliffs , from where sands of different colors . They serve as material for craftsmen produce a wide variety of decorative objects in bottles .
With so many colors , the name Morro Branco seems to make sense at first . But a white high dune , where you have one of the most beautiful views of the setting sun on the beach justifies baptism .
In Morro Branco , the main attraction , the Labyrinth of the cliffs , is accessible on foot . The entrance from the little center of the village is signposted . A walk through the colorful walls is short and can be done without a guide , but it is worth hiring a local monitor to hear some stories of the area and see it form the watercolor colors with sands collected where no one imagines . The exit of the maze is in the sea , in the stalls selling souvenirs .
In Praia das Fontes , neighboring Morro Branco , mine water from the cliffs forming , in some points , small caves . The largest, the Grotto of Mother D' water, incidentally, was dubbed the Cave of Azucena , referring to the character played by actress Carolina Dieckman in the novel " Tropicaliente " . The venue was the scene of love scenes between Azucena and Vitor ( Selton Mello ) .
For an overview of all these beauties with a dash of adventure, the buggy ride is a good thing . In addition to passing the Praia das Fontes , the buggy drivers take tourists to the sand dunes of furniture , freshwater ponds , pond until Uruaú , an oasis where tourists stop to relax and drink coconut water on the landscape amid dunes .
View from summit of Mam Tor, near Castleton in the Peak District. Looking east along The Great Ridge. A fantastic early morning outing overlooking a cloud inversion.
Ireland’s west coast is lined with dramatic cliffs that rise sheer from the Atlantic, where waves crash against dark stone and seabirds wheel in the wind. The Cliffs of Moher and Slieve League stand as rugged monuments to nature’s power, offering breathtaking views of sea, sky, and endless horizon. It’s a landscape that feels wild, ancient, and utterly alive.
Cliff diving at Ka Lae, the southernmost point in the 50 states.
15Feb2015
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Another great sunrise this morning, this time at Three cliffs, Gower, Wales, UK. No graphics please.
A little different angle on the Cliffs of Moher on the coast of Ireland. We got lucky with the sun coming out just as we were arriving. I had already taken the "classic" shot when the sun was still under the clouds. As we were traversing along the cliffs, the sun made a brief appearance lighting up the cliff face for this shot.