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July and August -1986, old Positive Film scanned, Ireland.

landscape of Blasket Island, and island near Dingle in Dingle peninsula. Cliffs, atlantic ocean and beautiful green vegetation

Clough more, Achill Island, Ireland

Mizen Head most Southwesterly point of Ireland

Porquerolles' rugged cliffs meet the clear Mediterranean, High quality photo

water splashing on rocks in the sea

Breaking wave and rocky coasstline at dusk. Rinlo, Ribadeo, A Mariña area, Lugo province, Galicia, Spain. Seascape

Irish atlantic coast. Breaking wave in the sea, Ireland Europe

Ireland, Kerry Cliffs: dark blue rough sea with white waves crashing on black rocks

Rocky beach with breaking sea waves at the coastline of Western Norway at Golten (or Golta) in Sund municipality (near the city of Bergen) in Hordaland county on a windy day in summer (or early fall). The ground consists of foliated metamorphic rock (gneiss or granite) formation with cracks, slits, crevices and clefts. Shallow depth-of-field.

Huge black rocks on the coast of Ireland with water crashing into them

Stunning panoramic views of dramatically high rising Cliffs of Mother

Rough seas around sea stacks and rocks

Ocean waves hitting rocky coastline at Cape Ortegal in northern Spain.

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The Slieve League cliffs on the west coast of Donal, Ireland, are one of the highest sea cliffs in the world.

Waves crashing against the rocks at Malin Head, Co.Donegal.

Rocky beach at the coastline of Western Norway at Golten (or Golta) in Sund municipality (near the City of Bergen) in Vestland (previously Hordaland) county on a sunny midday in summer. The ground consists of foliated rock formation with cracks, slits, crevices and clefts, covered with lichen, kelp, seaweed and mussels. Gneis and granite are the most important (abundant) rocks in the area. Gneiss is a type of metamorphic rock, whereas granite is a type of igneous rock. The image was captured by a fast lens and a full frame mirror-less digital camera at low ISO providing a large clean image file. Shallow depth of field. Copy space. Part of a series of images of rocky beach in summer.

A scenic view of rocky coastline with crashing waves, under a cloudy sky. The ocean is a deep blue, contrasting with the rugged gray rocks and green grass in the foreground.

typical landscape in Ireland

Daytime seascape from The Haven at Terrigal on the Central Coast of NSW, Australia.

Gwithian Towans, North Cornwall, England UK. Long exposure with St Ives in the distance

Spring landscape in the lands of Ireland.

Waves hitting the reef off the coast

Scenic rocks landscape at the seashore atlantic ocean bay nobody

Rocky beach at the coastline of Western Norway at Golten (or Golta) in Sund municipality (near the City of Bergen) in Vestland (previously Hordaland) county on a sunny midday in summer. The ground consists of foliated rock formation with cracks, slits, crevices and clefts, covered with lichen, kelp, seaweed and mussels. Gneis and granite are the most important (abundant) rocks in the area. Gneiss is a type of metamorphic rock, whereas granite is a type of igneous rock. The image was captured by a fast lens and a full frame mirror-less digital camera at low ISO providing a large clean image file. Shallow depth of field. Copy space. Part of a series of images of rocky beach in summer.

Sea landscape and limestone rocks between Bothar nA hAillite and Fanore, geosite and geopark, Wild Atlantic Way, spring day in county Clare in Ireland

Achill Island, off the west coast, is the largest island of Ireland

Waves and sea foam on the rocky coast of the Atlantic Ocean.

Aerial view of rugged coastline and Atlantic, Zambujeira do Mar

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