Photo credit: Carl Palmer (Hull, England)
TheatreLuvvie
really like this picture it really captures the desolate nature of the area.
You are really getting good at this Black and White landscaping
Well done
iandolphin24
This captures the spirit of the place wonderfully.
Sean Rogers1
Hey, i was here the other day, im only round the corner :D
Great shot by the way
average sun
great shot, bet it was amazing to see the erosion Carl. is like that at Happisburgh in Norfolk. amazing sight but terrifying for the locals
JonTait2002
From the looks of this he won't be there for too much longer. It staggers me just how quickly it's eroding down there
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debonair bridge
Brilliant.
chris875
WOW Carlos this is a cracking shot !!!
i used to spend a lot of time at this very point and can always remember the buildings close to going ove and the road way that just runs stright off the cliff, i always for some reason thought of this place as been a dark and cold place but i loved it, i think the reason i thought it to be a dark and cold place is because so many people have lost so much. i really love this shot
sue_seee
Carlos, I was there a couple of weeks ago having been a 'regular' to the area as a child. Whenever I can I marvel at the forces of nature here infact, I remember visiting the amusement arcade and caravan site which are now in the sea! Really love your photo - the chalet is still there but the movement in your photo really captures the transient situation that nature has created. It's like the residents of the chalet are ready-to-go... Thanks!
andrea.sosio
Great atmosphere.
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