Windswept Cliff

Rough grass clings to the headland near Mizen Head in West Cork as waves crash on the cliffs far below. On the day I took this it was a lovely warm, sunny day, but I Love the effect black and white has on this scene. It sends a chill through me looking at it, especially the original full size image.

Looking forward to the Doneraile photowalk tomorrow. I hope this nice sunny weather holds. The sun isn’t overbearing, and the sky is interesting with wispy clouds. As I said before, if you’re not sure you’ll make it for 3pm, get in touch and I’ll email you my phone number. My wife and I are bringing a small picnic, sandwiches and a flask for tea so bring some food if you think you’ll be peckish!

Aperture ƒ/8
Camera Canon EOS 20D
Focal length 10mm
ISO 100
Shutter speed 1/200s

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3 responses to “Windswept Cliff”

  1. Grannymar avatar

    Enjoy the walk & have fun I hope the weather behaves.

  2. David McDonald avatar

    Well I’m not going to make it to the Photomeet tomorrow – hope y’all have a great day. I’ll see how good when the photos all get uploaded 😉
    Cork is most definitely on my list to visit, have not been there in years and have fond memories of the place.

    Cheers.

  3. Flickr: annemariedasilva75 avatar

    This reminds me of the windswept coast of North east tasmania – quite desolate freezing- real experienceof raw nature

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