Durdle Door, a photo from Dorset, England

Photographer's Note

General view of the Durdle Door rock formation on the Jurassic Coast, Dorset, England, UK. This is a great vantage point and the whole place is so photogenic that it definitely makes sense to spend some time trying to get your perfect personal view of it.

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jemaflor (146330) 2015-05-27 23:35

Hi Leonardo,
Great landscape, Very well presented, the light and colors are so pleasant, good depth effect with the grass in the FG, tfs.

pajaran (114971) 2015-05-27 23:59 [Comment]

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dkmurphys (79209) 2015-05-28 0:22

Hello,
Superb panorama of this spectacular place. I love the colors and the charming sunlight on some spots of the place. Well taken.

Daniel

amaryllis (37047) 2015-05-28 2:36

Bonjour
je trouve superbe ce paysage qui me fait penser а Etretat avec son rocher, bel horizon et luminositй, peu de monde sur la plage, intйressant!
peut кtre un manque de nettetй mais cela n'enlиve aucun charme а cette composition
Juliette

willperrett (14195) 2015-05-28 4:04

Hello Leonardo

An unusual and welcome choice of vertical format for such a shot; but as ever, it's the beautifully modulated light that makes the photograph. A quiet day, with alternating sunshine and cloud. I wonder if you went down to the beach. If you did, you may have caught a moment like this, a posting of mine a few months ago!

Regards

Will

HimalAnda (10671) 2015-05-28 4:52

Hello Leonardo,

Beautiful picture with a nice light and a perfect composition.
Well done!

Stйphane

poutpout (3538) 2015-05-28 12:12

Hi Leonardo
This is an awesome panorama..
Great POV anf DOF..Peoples on the beach have a great spot

Robert

federico (6109) 2015-05-28 15:10

hello Leonardo, very nice vertical frame, the grass in the fg is very interesting ,the arch of course is the main subject, good light
well done
Fred

ecmel (1774) 2015-05-28 22:53

Hello Leonardo,
Very picturesque scene. Great composition, light, pleasant colors.
Regards,
Ecmel