Looking down!

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By: Chris Spracklen
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Chris Spracklen {Karma:32552}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D100
Categories	Landscape Deep Blue	Film Format
Portfolio	Landscapes The coast and sea	Lens	Nikon 85mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor
Uploaded	6/8/2004	Film / Memory Type	Digitex 512MB CF
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	397	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	15	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - St. Michael's Mount State - CORNWALL Country - United Kingdom
About	Looking down on the gardens at the base of St. Michael's Mount ~ the drop is somewhere between 70-80 metres!! Sheer drop! The 'mount' is made of granite, as is the castle I'm standing in. Unfortunately the gardens were only open to the public in April and May and we got there on 1st June!! They looked spectacular 'from the air'!!

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Chris Spracklen {K:32552} 6/10/2004

Thanks for the comment, Roger.
My lens, unfortunately, is not one of the ones that is listed!! I have a humble 28-100mm (3.5-5.6) AF 'G' series.
The Nikon won't be back for another 3 weeks or so - this photo was rescued by PS.
Sorry to hear about your scanner. Yesterday I lost a whole day's time sorting out my Mac which crashed horrendously. Fortunately I'd backed up so didn't lose any work, but it took me a working day to wipe everything, reinstall, and get everything back the way it was!!
Kind regards, Chris

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 6/10/2004

Does this mean your D100 is back and functioning properly or does it mean your rescued the image by valiant PhotoShop work? Do you actually own one of those super-rare 85mm F/1.8 Nikkor lenses, or is Usfilm still forcing you to mislead us? Anyway, I'm enjoying your photos, as always.

Linn Currie {K:24426} 6/9/2004

Not in a million years would I climb up there - scared of heights, you know :-)

Once again a stunning image - you have not only captured the height expertly, but I also like the different textures.

Linn

Kristina Kohut {K:49990} 6/9/2004

Such beautiful angle and very beautiful and clear photo! So this is Nikon too, and the colours and light is really fantastic here!

John Loreaux {K:86210} 6/9/2004

Wonderful composition and perspective Chris! What a great view looking down at the beautiful blue water and rocks below! And the garden is just wonderful! My best always,JOHN

Walter Scarella

{K:19671} 6/8/2004

Beautiful perspective, nice cut and composition.
Great shot
Congrats
Regards....Walter

Lee Harris {K:14694} 6/8/2004

Excellent capture, the way you have composed this image it puts me right there..I can feel the height. What a gorgeous view, I like the building on the left with the ocean to the right.
My complements.
Lee