Sulaire by Bill Miller

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120514_WMM1749	12th May

Sulaire

Seacliff

This is Seacliff harbour which is cut directly out of the sandstone, and is the smallest harbour in the country.
The longest side of the harbour is only 12m wide, and the entrance is only 2m.
The small fishing boat 'Sulaire' is named after the gannet which breeds on the nearby Bass Rock.

Nikon D800 ,AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
1/60s f/20.0 at 16.0mm iso400 full exif

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Tom Munson		13-May-2015 14:53
Amazing setting. Great shot, Bill.

fotabug		12-May-2015 17:38
Really interesting! Looks a a safe haven, and so small! Now, how do they get down to the boat?

Dave Ross		10-Jun-2014 19:42
Excellent composition & very striking image of this unique landmark.

Don Mottershead		21-May-2014 07:16
Amazing. All that work for such a small harbour. ~V~

Brian Collins Art		19-May-2014 20:08
Very interesting harbor. It's quirky things like this that make a location interesting. Your town certainly has lots of these. V

Sandy Rich		14-May-2014 03:38
Good things come in small packages. Nicely done and thanks for the description,

Will Hoskins		13-May-2014 16:12
Beautiful image, Bill. I wouldn't want to try getting in there in a high wind. V

Tom LeRoy		13-May-2014 13:07
A really unique mini harbor. Superb image ! V

Brian McAllister		13-May-2014 06:06
Keeps the pirates and bad weather out! And nothing wrong with that! V

Bryan Murahashi		13-May-2014 04:13
Great shot of this amazingly cute little harbor. V

Fong Lam		13-May-2014 03:58
Great capture of this tiny fascinating harbour....V

David Buzzeo		13-May-2014 01:53
Great point of view. V

woody34		13-May-2014 01:52
Fascinating capture .From this angle almost toy like.V

John Lamb		12-May-2014 23:04
A safe haven Bill. I guess it would need good skills to navigate in and out.

Hank Vander Velde		12-May-2014 22:43
Nice shot of this tiny harbour Bill.

Gary A. Rich (GRainelev)		12-May-2014 22:39
Bill, this is such a clever idea. Don't worry, I will keep your secret!!!! I know what you have done. It is a work of art, for sure. Wish that I could vote more than once. V.

laine		12-May-2014 20:51
Can't complain about the daily rush in there....love it. V

Johnny JAG		12-May-2014 19:30
That's a dinky harbour

Ric Yates		12-May-2014 19:02
Amazing, well captured.

Martin Lamoon		12-May-2014 19:00
Amazing place, it looks almost like a toy boating this great shot. v

Jim Coffman		12-May-2014 18:44
I guess there won't be any cruise ships parking in this harbor! :))

Helen Betts		12-May-2014 18:21
Isn't that fascinating! Seems like not too many boats would fit in there at that width. Super capture, Bill.

Guest		12-May-2014 18:18
Fascinating description and image, and you used the perfect lens!

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