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This part of Brisbane River is in the city centre which is on stage left of this view across the other side.

 

The Kangaroo Point Cliffs were created by convicts mining the volcanic rock or rhyolite lava flows which form the cliffs.

 

The pillars are the remnants of wharves. Now the riverside walkway progresses all the way around the cliffs, and it has parks and entertainment including many people learning to climb on the CLIFFS.

 

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Look at the scale of the cliffs. A beautiful view over the ocean

I have blended two shots in Photoshop to maintain detail in the foreground and sky. It does not show, but this is actually a 40-50 meter high ( and unstable..) cliff.

 

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The Keystone Palo Alto, CA - Sept. 1, 1983. During his bass solo.. Kill 'Em All For One Tour with Raven! Their first hometown area show in almost 6 months.

angel's landing. Climbing Angels Landing. Climbing Angel's Landing.

Its hard to see the birds from this distance.

The first of several Cliffs of Moher shots.

 

Single exposure, edited in LR, with Tonal Contrast adjustments in Color Efex.

on the coastal walk from Ayr to Dunure

Cliff Henderson Collection image. Clifford "Cliff" Henderson (1896-1984) was one of the early organizers of the National Air Races, and managed the races from 1928 through 1939. Please tag these images so that we can keep the information with the digital files. This photo is for educational purposes only. This image has been graciously donated by Willis and Claudia Allen of Allen Airways Flying Museum.

 

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum

Steep cliffs and dangerous waters

Modeling: AutoCAD

Rendering: Lumion 9

Post-processing: Photoshop, Lightroom

Architect: King Post Co.,Ltd.

Model: Dreambox Design Studio

Le Scogliere di Moher (Aillte an Mhothair, che significa "scogliere della rovina", in gaelico irlandese e, spesso non tradotto, Cliffs of Moher in inglese) sono impressionanti e suggestive scogliere a picco sul mare situate vicino al villaggio di Doolin sulla costa occidentale del Clare, contea della Repubblica d'Irlanda. Meta turistica celebre in tutto il mondo, è uno dei luoghi più visitati dell'isola d'Irlanda. Il punto più alto delle scogliere, che sono lunghe circa otto chilometri, raggiunge i 214 metri d'altezza sull'Oceano Atlantico, mentre la propaggine più meridionale, Hag's Head ("Capo Hag") scende a 120 metri.

 

Nonostante siano un luogo altamente turistico e ben attrezzato con centro visitatori e parcheggio gestito dalla Shannon Heritage (che gestisce anche la torre O'Brien, un piccolo edificio su una parte della scogliera), ci sono numerosi sentieri non chiusi che entrano in proprietà private e che passano spesso sul precipizio, regolarmente battuti dai visitatori nonostante sia formalmente vietato.

 

Le scogliere sono situate sulla parte nord-occidentale della costa del Clare, in piena Irlanda occidentale. Possono essere raggiunte via automobile da Galway percorrendo la strada del Burren che passa per Lisdoonvarna fino a Doolin e di lì la stradina panoramica, dato che il villaggio è poco prima delle falesie, oppure dalla strada proveniente da Liscannor (da cui arrivano le strade principali da Ennis e Kilkee).

. . . für alle meine flickr-Freunde, die nicht dabei sein konnten.

 

28. November 2009

Lanxess-Arena in Köln

 

Es war ein wirklich tolles „Gänsehaut-Konzert“ mit einem fantastischen Hank Marvin an der Leadgitarre.

Halt die Musik meiner Jugend.

Der Sound in der Halle war sensationell – jedenfalls im Innenraum in der Nähe des Mischpults, wo wir unsere Plätze hatten.

 

„Sir“ Cliff Richard war mit seinen 69 (neunundsechzig) Lenzen von unglaublich jugendlicher Fitness, die auch nach 2 ½ Stunden und über 40 Titeln kein bisschen nachließ.

 

Es wird für uns ein unvergessliches Erlebnis bleiben.

   

Artemis Trail - 7km circular walking trail around the top of Mount Olympus, Troodos mountains, Cyprus (31 May 2015). Classification: Level 1 (easy). Elevation: above 1800m approx. It is the highest walking trail on the island of Cyprus.

South of Marino Rocks, S.A

Thrift/junk store in Oak Cliff area of Dallas, Texas.

The Cliff Range is a truly amazing place for snowshoeing in the winter. (Down in front... busy with his own camera... it's Kyle!)

 

If you like my photos, please visit my photo store or check out Cliffs and Ruins, my photo blog, for photos and stories from my explorations.

Sunset from Cliff Tops on Mount LeConte in the Great Smoky Mountains.

Tuesday night before Thanksgiving 2006

 

Somehow theses didn't make it onto my stream when I took them back in 2013!

 

Situated on the South West Coast Path on the English Riviera, the Babbacombe Cliff Railway runs from Babbacombe Downs to Oddicombe Beach.

 

The railway was built in 1926, and the track is 720ft long.

 

In 1941, the railway closed due to wartime restrictions and the beach sealed off. The line did not reopen until 29th June 1951.

 

Now fully refurbished, passengers travel in the new carriages resplendent in the near as possible original maroon and cream colours embellished with Torbay's coat of arms on either side of the centre panels.

Yashica Mat 124G

 

Found some forgotten negatives

#104 Edge(s) 112 pictures in 2012

Had an early start this morning with a visit to Durdle Door, the light was A-MAZ-ING!

Fuji X-Pro1 with XF56mm

Southend's premier music and entertainment venue. Proper Sixties.

Cliff Henderson Collection image. Clifford "Cliff" Henderson (1896-1984) was one of the early organizers of the National Air Races, and managed the races from 1928 through 1939. Please tag these images so that we can keep the information with the digital files. This photo is for educational purposes only. This image has been graciously donated by Willis and Claudia Allen of Allen Airways Flying Museum.

 

Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum

The memorial is to a German student who, sadly, died at this spot

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Spending the evening at my favorite place.

I still keep many photos of Ireland. This is my last trip in 2016.

Walking on the coast is sometimes very difficult: the wind blows at a speed of 40 km/h carrying cold and water.

Walking with a wind like that is not easy and the face freezes with your hands, looking for shelter in your pockets.

the american quarter

Majestic cliffs somewhere near Budir

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