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Posted: 09 Mar 2016

Taken: 09 Mar 2016

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Seaford Head - 9.3.2016

Seaford Head - 9.3.2016

Roger (Grisly), John FitzGerald, Zucchi57 have particularly liked this photo

8 comments - The latest ones
 Zucchi57
Zucchi57
Beautiful, the seagull is a great add-on
8 years ago.
Phil Sutters club has replied to Zucchi57
Thank you, Zucchi. It can be quite hard to take a photo of the cliffs without a seagull it.
8 years ago.
 Roger (Grisly)
Roger (Grisly) club
Terrific image Phil, cliff erosion looks to be a problem
8 years ago.
Phil Sutters club has replied to Roger (Grisly) club
Thanks, Roger. I have just uploaded a shot I took of the defences between the camera location and the cliffs you can see. Once you are beyond them until you get to Eastbourne there is no artificial protection, so the chalk cliffs are being eroded at a steady pace.
www.ipernity.com/doc/philsutters/41331140
8 years ago.
 Jaap van 't Veen
Jaap van 't Veen club
Beautifully composed; stunning landscape.
Congrats on Explore.
8 years ago.
Phil Sutters club has replied to Jaap van 't Veen club
Thanks, Jaap. I think that the mixture of natural and manmade landscape worked well here. I got to Explore while it was still there this time!
8 years ago.
 Polyrus
Polyrus
A well composed shot and the choppy waters imply the moment was quite invigorating.
A couple of fences on offer but I can't see any atop the headland, where I would want their reassuring presence if I was to go there.
8 years ago.
Phil Sutters club has replied to Polyrus
Thanks, Neil. The fences run along the two breakwaters. The old one is crumbling away beyond the right-hand end of the railings. The chunky barrier in the foreground is on the eastern/far side of the much bigger and uglier modern breakwater. Normally one can walk along about half of it but currently the Environment Agency is doing something to its entrance so this shot was taken across it. There are some railings on Seaford Head but they are set back from the edge as the edge is prone to crumble, especially after stormy weather. However most of the cliffs are 'protected' by notices warning of rock falls.
8 years ago.

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