Cornwall coast, for Pam.

Interessante opname,Andy,van de kustlijn en de tinmijn.
Ik heb veel details over de mijn gelezen op Wikipedia.
Hartelijke groeten.........Frans.

Thank you Frans! Me too!

Ein wunderschönes Foto von der Schönheit einer Küste -
1975 waren wir in Wadebrige - an Cornwall habe ich sehr gute Erinnerungen -

It is a beautiful coast and one much loved by your fellow countrymen!

amazing cliffs, greay pov and composition

Many thanks, Mario!

VERY well composed Andy.

Superbe compo

Spectacular, Andy ********************

An excellent costal landscape, Andy, that is well suited to portrait orientation. I love the different blues of the sea and the sky. Cheers, Joe

Great shot, Andy.

Only a nutcase would think of this.............

Instead of digging hundreds of feet down from the mine...
.......... build a scaffold at the cliff bottom... above high tide.
................and dig sideways level.. into the cliff...
......................ok. I'm a nutcase.

The problem is that the pumping house as here must be at the top! The mine itself is 50-100 yards further inland from the pumping house and the mines go down far BELOW sea level and then extend far out under the sea!! Your sideways adit into the cliff would need to take all of the above into account! Plus the storms here would make very short shrift of your scaffolding, I can assure you!
Nutcase? No. Impractical? Probably!
Cheers anyway, Dave!
Have a good week!

I love it! :D

Fantastic. I love this composition, very imposing and awesome. Beautiful land and sea with a cool view of that pumping house so very wee in the distance!

Surprising to me, how plants can grow on this very upright place in such an envirement - stormy, salty, either burned with sun or shady most time. Live on earth is wonderful - as this photo is!

I presume that the very few plant species that CAN survive here do tolerably well due to the lack of competition!

This is GREAT Andy! Wow...

Greetz, Christien.

Well-composed and striking. The interesting detail enhances the effect.

Fabulous perspective Andy!