Robert71

Jurassic Coastline

Jurassic Coastline

camera

NIKON D610

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settings

Aperture 10/1 ISO 100 Shutter 4/10 Focal Length 190/10

upload_date

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Dec, 2016

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Contest Finalist in Waterfront Cliffs Photo Contest

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+6

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Beautiful different view of a wonderful coastline :) Can't say I've ever seen it from that point before

Cheers Paul :)

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What a neat looking spot. Lovely photo.

Thank you :)

Wow, very nice.

This capture is spectacular! Colour, clarity and light is perfect. Beautiful texture and contrasts!

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