Jaws of Duncansby Head
Uploaded: April 09, 2007
Pentax 67II, 55-100 zoom, polarizer, 0.6ND grad, F16 at 1/4 sec, Velvia. Duncansby Head, Sutherland, Scotland. The dragons teeth of Duncansby Head at the very top of mainland Britain are surely the icing on a very lovely cake. A stream of sunlight under low heavy cloud gave theatrical lighting to the rock formations allowing the true colors of the rocks to stand out.
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