Beachy Head in East Sussex, the highest chalk cliffs in Britain at approx 500 feet. This shot was hand-held after the wind blew my tripod over, as I was about 4 feet from the cliff edge at the time I was probably still shaking.
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Chris: I can answer that one for Rob. Those cliffs are constantly collapsing - build the lighthouse on top of the cliff and eventually it will fall. Much safer to build it in the water ;)
wow! i wish i was there! i love the tiny person on the top of the cliff (really gives u a better idea at how grand it al is) and how the lighthouse is semi submerged in the clear water. Did I already say i wish i was there? hehe
Wonderful composition. I like the 3 different layered colors of the sea, it works in well with the lighter color of the sky. Does that lighthouse go far underwater?
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