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The cliffs of Etretat with the Chapelle Notre-Dame de la Garde Etretat and Porte d'Aval on the background.
Finally got my 5 rolls back, most are of my project I'm working on but I have others.
Bronica SQ
Ektar 100
A hackneyed view for many, but, not for me - the fall of chalk is reminiscent of the cliff falls local to me at Reculver
9 different types of highly detailed rock formations – various cliff covers, ramp, platform. This is 100 % mesh items with custom physics (great for combat sims), material viewer ready, 512 and 1024 pix texture versions.
There was a storm brewing...!
Luckily, there was this boat ahead of us, illustrating the scale nicely.
The first light of the day strikes a fog bank off the coast of Sunset Cliffs Park in San Diego. The seascape conditions were not spectacular during our trip to San Diego last week, but we did catch some good soft light during this morning. Hope you enjoy, let me know what you think!
The following description came from National Geographic.
www.nationalgeographic.com/destinations/Taos/Taos_Drive.html
The highway between Tres Piedras and Tierra Amarilla is one of New Mexico’s most scenic, threading the Brazos Mountains, where grassland basins and forests of evergreen and aspen at 10,000 feet [3,048 meters] are so cleanly delineated they look like landscaping. The Brazos Cliffs, composed of 1.7- to 1.8-billion-year-old Precambrian quartzite (the cliffs contain the oldest known rock in New Mexico), plunge 2,000 feet [609.6 meters] to the Rio Chama Valley.
Cliffs and Gum trees on the River Murray, downstream from Waikerie in South Australia.
In this photo I used Topaz Simplify to make one copy in a painterly style. I put that copy on top of the original photo as layers in Photoshop.
I set the blend mode to dissolve in the painterly copy and reduced the opacity to about 40% for this subtle painterly look. Soft light blend mode gives a similar look.
Just some cliffs out at sea.
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I was walking on the cliff to the right one day last month when a security guard came up to kick me off the site. People used to camp up there and now they have security guards watching the spot. He told me someone had died after falling off a cliff. "This cliff?" I asked. "One of them," He said. I had read about the death and wondered where he fell from. I guess it doesn't matter. They're all dangerous.
I drove up here last month intending to shoot north of the old pier, but stopped when I saw the trail down to this spot. I'd never been down here. Not sure why not, maybe it just looked uninviting or something. I went down and loved it so much I basically camped here for a week to shoot some differing conditions. This was a shot from a day with calm surf but some nice color.