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Hiking to and photographing the island's rocky headlands are not for the faint of heart but very rewarding
View from Otter Cliffs ... sunlight just striking the rocky coast. This is the stretch of coast between Boulder Beach and Monument Cove. Gorham Mtn. in the middle, Champlain Mtn. in the far background.
There are 7 photographers from a 'photo tour' looking back toward the cliffs. I had passed this group in the dark on my way to the cliffs. Their black van (visible in this image) was parked at the road side, and the photographers were setting up their tripods in the middle of the road! They seemed quite put out by having to move to let another car pass. They were almost invisible in the dark, black van, no lights or headlamps on. On other pre-dawn occasions, I have encountered bicyclists flying along this road at high speed, well above the speed limit actually.
I have seen this same tour group at this location over several years. I do not know who operates this tour, but this practice is quite dangerous. There is in fact a large off-road parking lot at exactly this location, with ample space to set up tripods. And there is plenty of space on the rocks to set up tripods!
A mix of high powered lights and varying exposure lengths. I spent a couple of days in some local woods hunting mushrooms to photograph.
Large cliff fall in Bournemouth on Sunday. Luckily some eagle eyed council staff spotted the crakcs before the fall and cordoned the area off, and no one was hurt. The area still looks very unstable and you can see the Jon Egging memorial is now perilously close to the edge
Bournemouth 25.04.2016
- www.kevin-palmer.com - I took a break from my drive home to hike around this BLM land in the Shirley Basin. I've driven past it many times but there's still a lot more to explore.
Although Hunstanton is on the east coast of the UK, the shore faces west and you can watch the sun setting over the sea there.
I've been off the grid for a few days enjoying myself. Anyone know where this is at? It was a lot of fun cliff jumping and swimming.
This is actually a composite of two different focal lengths, if you look not so carefully you can see the joins where the detail level shoots up.
There is a cropped version of the cliffs here: www.flickr.com/photos/oybon/53399387230/
12.07.2012. When I was on my way up to Schilthorn in Switzerland I saw this man standing on this cliff. You will see what he was up to in the next pictures.... Read about Schilthorn here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schilthorn