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Climb up the bluffs overlooking Clachtoll Beach in Assynt and this is the view you get as a reward. The water really was this azure-green color. It's quite a spectacular place.
This was shot using my 70-200 mm lens and zoomed out to 175 mm. That lens is not the easiest thing to carry when climbing small cliffs, but the effort was worthwhile I think.
Cliff Design Awards today...this one won first place. "I want to thank all the photons that participated"
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Lots of the cliffs look similar to this one where it appears that a large section of rock must have fallen into the ocean in one go. This can make you feel slightly nervous as the boat goes in under the rock ledges. However the presence of limestone stalitites, showing that the cliffs have been exposed for a long time, provides some comfort.