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Hey all,
Heres one from last night. Taken of Bempton Cliffs, the highest sea cliffs on the Eastern England coast. Where I was stood was within the RSPB Bempton Cliffs nature reserve, which is famous for having 10% of the Kittiwakes population in the uk, and home to lots of Puffins in the summer(6000 of them). The Cliffs themselfs are 400ft high in places, this being one of those places.
Enjoy,
Matt
I like the colour and texture of the foreground.
The background is too bright.
I would crop a little from the bottom (to start the photo with green) and from top (upto the bottom end of the cliff).Pretty spectacular view there Matt, and lovely tones
throughout the image. Don’t think I could ever get a shot
like that with my aversion to heights…Rob.
:shock: I feel dizzy …
I love the perspective of the shot – peeping over the cliff feeling .. and as said – colours and toning are lovely
L
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