The Cliffs of Cape D'Or_________IR

Panther

Howdy All,









Thanks very much for looking!!!

tisun

Hi Craig,

You have to teach me to replicate the color of the grass in the first shot. The clouds are amazing in the second shot, but I like the colors in the first shot. Great scene!

Anthony

black mamba

Hi Craig,

Awesome shots, my friend. # 1 is my pick. Terrific PP.

Tom

lizzard_nyc

Hi Craig,
While they are peaceful shots to me because of the vast emptiness, the darkness give it a turbulent touch.

I find it gives me a little bit of "oooooooommm" (that's me meditating) as I look at them.

Having a highly stressful week with no end in sight--I think I will be coming back to this post a few times today for a little more "oooooommmmmm try not to kill anyone, ooommmmmm".

Lovely shots--really speaks to me right now.

BTW in this instance I really like the one with color. I like how the water looks almost menacing and dark.

00SS

Hiya Craig - I really like the first one.. it made me wonder, are those cliffs 10 ft off the water or 100, the perspective from where you shot from was right on IMO.

Azzaro

That is a great shot .... Craig azzaro

DaddyO

These two are awesome works. clap
The clouds in the black and white are just excellent.

Dogdots

Looks like your ready to skydive off that cliff

Really like your perspective on this one. Great job Craig

Panther

tisun wrote:

Hi Craig,

You have to teach me to replicate the color of the grass in the first shot. The clouds are amazing in the second shot, but I like the colors in the first shot. Great scene!

Anthony

Howdy Anthony,

Thanks very much, appreciate it, we need to meet up in Nova Scotia to give it a try:D:D:D

invisible

The colours in #1 are a thing of beauty, but as a whole I prefer #2. Killer shot in my book... out-of-this-world lines and texture, so much that it looks like a charcoal drawing.

Panther

black mamba wrote:

Hi Craig,

Awesome shots, my friend. # 1 is my pick. Terrific PP.

Tom

Howdy Tom,

Thanks very much

Panther

lizzard_nyc wrote:

Hi Craig,
While they are peaceful shots to me because of the vast emptiness, the darkness give it a turbulent touch.

I find it gives me a little bit of "oooooooommm" (that's me meditating) as I look at them.

Having a highly stressful week with no end in sight--I think I will be coming back to this post a few times today for a little more "oooooommmmmm try not to kill anyone, ooommmmmm".

Lovely shots--really speaks to me right now.

BTW in this instance I really like the one with color. I like how the water looks almost menacing and dark.

Howdy Liz,

Thanks very much, glad you liked them, it was a very special place. It was one of our "splurges" on the trip.

Panther

00SS wrote:

Hiya Craig - I really like the first one.. it made me wonder, are those cliffs 10 ft off the water or 100, the perspective from where you shot from was right on IMO.

Howdy Devin,

Thanks very much, it was a stunning view, the cliff drops off about a 100 feet straight down and also, 3-400 feet straight up from where we were.

Panther

Azzaro wrote:

That is a great shot .... Craig azzaro

Howdy Gary,

Thanks very much!!!

Panther

DaddyO wrote:

These two are awesome works. clap
The clouds in the black and white are just excellent.

Thanks very much Michael, Appreciate the Kind reply

Panther

Dogdots wrote:

Looks like your ready to skydive off that cliff

Really like your perspective on this one. Great job Craig

Howdy Mary,

Thanks for the kind reply, We almost got blown over when the storm came in, the winds were over 75 mph and I have to say it was one of the first times I could hardly stand up in it.

Dogdots

Panther wrote:

Howdy Mary,

Thanks for the kind reply, We almost got blown over when the storm came in, the winds were over 75 mph and I have to say it was one of the first times I could hardly stand up in it.

Sure glad you didn't end up on the bottom end of all that beauty