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The cliff lift at Shanklin, built in 1958 to replace the WWII bomb damaged original. Recently refurbished, the lift carries people 34 metres from the Esplanade to the top of the cliff..... Only taking cash as payment, I walked the zig zag path.....
These are the famous cliff divers in Acapulco in Mexico. Once Elvis Presly dived here as well for a movie.
Two people peer intently at the Miocene deposit which makes up Scientists Cliffs.
If you peer intently too, you can find shells of ancient animals compressed into the clay. My friend, who is looking down at the end, found a sharks tooth moments after this photo was taken! The water is constantly washing away the deposit and exposing new fossils, so its alright to have a look and pick up some yourself.
L'un des 5 phares visités sur la Côte-Nord fut celui de l'île aux perroquets. Nous avons eu la chance d'être les premiers clients de la nouvelle Auberge de l'île aux Perroquets. C'est un terrain de jeu incroyable pour un photographe. Tout y est magnifique.
Canon EOS 6D
EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM à 210 mm, f/5.0, ISO 500
Découvrez mes autres photos de phares sur le site www.chasseurdephares.com.
© 2015 Patrick Matte
Bayanzag - the flaming cliffs (where roy andrews found the first nest of dinosaur eggs around 1923) - again another rainy overcast day and quite a few pics were ruined by water on the lens
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I hardly take photographs in black and white , but if I do it is only because I believe that these colors could never express their true nature.
The black and white should be used with the proper precautions , I think that if a person is not able to get a good black and white, it is better to continue to leave the photos in color.
Going down a creek cliff called " s'archittu " ( given by the shape of an arc of a rocky cliff ), I placed at the ends of this , the tide began to rise , the waves were arranged in a tremendous flurry of foam that s'infrangeva along the rocks.
Around me, a natural swimming pool where the water swirl it possible to admire the strength of the waves.
Set up the tripod behind a rock I put it calmly in focus, after placing the ND3 .0 I took 3 shots from about 20 seconds .
Back home I viewed the file , after a quick preparation LR5 I merged these with the same method as the previous photo .
But this time the colors are not communicated anything to me , the black and white was the right choice!
I particularly love the black and white shots of Sebastião Salgado , one day I 'd like to get whites and blacks so vivid and valuable , full of nuances and facets.
But now I'll settle mine, a hard and stark black and white but that reflects well on my way to shoot.
The cliffs at Burton Bradstock could pass for somewhere in Utah.
Best seen with darker viewer. Press L
The spectacular cliffs at West Bay in Dorset were the backdrop for the first series of the tense television crime series called Broadchurch, when a young boy was found dead on the beach at the foot of the cliffs.
Went back to the Cliff swallow nests again today to attempt to try to photograph some. Didn't get many good shots, but I am getting closer to the desired shot...
Creek, sheltered caves, rocky, steep
The 2015 annual San Gabriel Mountains Bighorn Sheep Survey
Almost reaching to the sky this rock bank has layers upon layers of rock, slate, limestone, and dirt. A real Cliff Hanger.
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