Not to Scale by auntietk

Photography • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jul 04, 2016

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Imagine flying over this landscape! The power of glacial erosion is amazing to see from this altitude. (I'm totally lying to you.) Now scale it back a bit. I'm actually standing on a cliff that's perhaps a hundred feet above the beach. See those white blobs at the top of the image? Those are shore birds. :P Devil's Punch Bowl Otter Rock, Oregon

Comments (18)

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Krittermom

3:32PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

One of the few states I have not been to.
Perspective is everything.
And this proves it!

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Faemike55

3:41PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

Fabulous and beautiful view of the area. nice trickery with the photo with no postwork at all

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giulband

3:42PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

Wonderful viewl !!!!!!!!

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wysiwig

4:20PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

Outstanding illusion. Perspective really is everything.

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Mulltipass

4:33PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

Wonderful Capture!!

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pimanjc

5:07PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

Nice water.

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npauling

7:35PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

You had a grand view from this vantage point. A beautiful capture and great to have the birds too.

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Wolfenshire

10:25PM | Mon, 04 July 2016

Fantastic capture, you're having too much fun.

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kgb224

1:03AM | Tue, 05 July 2016

Superb capture Tara. God bless.

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durleybeachbum

2:55AM | Tue, 05 July 2016

Love this! Clever lady. Nature uses the same patterns at every scale. I remember being impressed by a great early 20th century book called On Growth and Form by the Scottish mathematical biologist D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson (1860–1948).

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helanker

5:58AM | Tue, 05 July 2016

HA! You could have fooled me, but it is a wonderful photograph. :) DANG! I have less than 1 mp download today :-/ Could barely PULL down your shot. Took 2 minutes :-/

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Jean_C

9:53AM | Tue, 05 July 2016

Really fantastic view on this superb place, great capture too!

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bobrgallegos

12:11PM | Tue, 05 July 2016

Grand illusion and beautiful capture!!

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T.Rex

12:23PM | Tue, 05 July 2016

HA! Thanks for the laugh! I saw there was something not quite right - the distant green area and bare rocks aren't worn down like the foreground. So then I had to read your text, which confirmed my laugh - Tara is pulling our legs! Keep up the good work! :-) Ha, ha, ha!

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RodS

10:09PM | Tue, 05 July 2016

Aw, 'fess up, Tara..... You bought a drone...... :-D

A really lovely photo, hon! Love the range of colors and textures here. Too cool!

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dochtersions

12:44PM | Thu, 07 July 2016

Oh my, what a view, Tara. I can't imagine how it is to stand so high on a cliff, you'd literally and figuratively become "high" from it. Thank you for sharing , my friend.

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anaber

5:19PM | Mon, 11 July 2016

Thank you for the smile Tara and as i am not an expert...thank you for telling. I would believe in whatever that it was that you had said :))) and it is a marvelous view, truly ! Love it a lot and the process:)

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