The mist rolling in from the sea. by jayfar

Photography • Sea/Undersea • posted on Apr 13, 2015

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This was taken today (13th) at Sidmouth in Devon. This is the English Channel on the Jurassic coast.

Comments (28)

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Richardphotos

2:53PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

superb seascape Jeff

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prutzworks

2:57PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

ditto!!!

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pimanjc

2:58PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

That is a significant wall.

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Cyve

3:05PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

Beautiflu place and fabulous capture !!!

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durleybeachbum

3:14PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

It suddenly reached here about five ish

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0rest4wicked

3:17PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

All of a sudden your boxed in wondering who turned out the lights. :)

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EJD64

4:26PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

Very cool, Jeff

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wysiwig

4:39PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

Great composition. Nice of the gulls to pose for you. From the un-zoomed view the wall does bring to mind the backbone of a large animal, possibly from the Jurassic period.

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Chipka

4:51PM | Mon, 13 April 2015

Stunning. I don't know if it's odd or not, but the first thing I noticed were the gulls. They add a little something extra to the shot: I guess it has something to do with the fact that they're alive. The fog is quite dramatic, as it the wall itself. This is quite a dynamic photo and it makes me think along somewhat more cinematic lines--with the camera pulling back, following the contour of the wall, but the whole scene is in one long Tarkovsky-style take that probably lasts a good 10 minutes, with nothing but the ambient sound of the water, wind, and gulls. Yeah, this is a wonderfully moody marvel.

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