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abandon ship - aran island off Cliff of Moher Co Clare
xplore hdr - don't think i got it right..lol
canon eos10D 6.3mp wt 18-200mm tamron ....
terima kasih - thank you - syukran - for your kind interest & support...really appreciate & take good care always ...rgds tank/sulaiman/solomon
The Cliffs of Moher are located at the southwestern edge of the Burren region in County Clare, Ireland
They rise 120 metres (390 ft) above the Atlantic Ocean at Hag's Head, and reach their maximum height of 214 metres (702 ft) just north of O'Briens Tower.
Loved this place, but sometimes is hard to remeber that I was there. Good thing there is pictures for the times when some nostalgia is needed.
Holiday in North Devon - 1980s.
From the coast path - Combe Martin.
Minolta X300 camera
Kodak film
Colour restored with Photoshop
Los Gigantes is a resort town in the Santiago del Teide municipality on the west coast of the Canary Island Tenerife. Its main feature are the giant rock formations, Acantilados de Los Gigantes, that rise from the sea to a height of 500-800 metres (1,640–2,625 ft) after which the town has been named. Los Gigantes means "The Giants".
Nearby to the south are the resorts of Puerto de Santiago and Playa de la Arena. 3 km to the North is the village of Masca which can be reached by boat or car.
The town has a marina surrounded by concrete walls to dampen the effect of the rough seas around the area. A small black sand beach lies between the rocks and the marina. The marina has a boulevard with many restaurants. Close to the harbour is a lido.
The cliffs at Los Gigantes, Acantilados de Los Gigantes in Spanish, are one of the island's major tourist attractions. There are three viewpoints in the village, the main one on main road to towards Tamaimo, another above the sports club and a third on a coastal path around the Hotel Barcelo. The village has many small shops and restaurants servicing the tourists that visit the area, especially on the one way road loop around church and plaza, and also near to the marina and beach.
(Wikipedia)
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Los Gigantes cliffs are quite an awesome and spectacular sight, no matter whether seen and admired from the east (as shown) or the west (Punta de Teno). One may only prefer the latter due to more peaceful and quieter atmosphere...
On top of some cliffs in Great Britain I found this warning.
I thought I should make a HDR, so I did. I really like it, less is more! :)
Please press F and L on your keyboard! :)
it's ages since I've been in the cliff lift, probably because it costs £1.25 each way !
East Cliff, Bournemouth 10.06.2014
470m above sea. This is the view from Beinisvørð cliff in Suðuroy. Faroe Islands
See my Photo Book about the Faroe Islands:
See my video taken in the Faroe:
Taken in small valley not far from Reykjavik, Iceland.
I think this place is called Stóri-Hamradalur (it is on the Djúpavatn / Vigdísarvellir road).
The valley is closed in both ends, and in the rainy Icelandic climate one would expect it to be filled with water and be another small lake, but there was no visible surface water anywhere. This is probably due to the extremely porous lava geology of this area, causing most of the water to flow deep underground.
This is a photo of the colours and patterns in the rock cliff at Mavillette Beach. The image has been copied and mirrored twice to be symmetrical, and is best seen full screen..
A view that I've tried to capture many times, never really successfully. This is probably my best attempt. This is the view west along the Cliffs from Elmo's Tower (directly behind the viewer in the linked photo). It's a dramatic view -- sweeping skies, tall cliffs, curving roads, beautiful woods -- but very hard to capture. You've just gotta climb up the cliffs and see it in person!
Despite teh grey conditions there was enough sunlight around to lighten up certain parts of the coast