The Seven Sisters

[THELONGMAN]

The White Chalk Cliffs of the Seven Sisters East Sussex, 

[pdcpic]

this is my favorite dog walking spot down south. I wish I had my DSLR in the days I lived in sussex.

Great photo

I always wondered though how do you get to the top where you taken the shot? we always entered from the main car park, and to get where you standing was blocked by the river lol

[KateW]

A beautiful shot!

[THELONGMAN]

this is my favorite dog walking spot down south. I wish I had my DSLR in the days I lived in Sussex.

Great photo

I always wondered though how do you get to the top where you taken the shot? we always entered from the main car park, and to get where you standing was blocked by the river lol

Thanks a lot for your feedback,--most appreciated. -- Access to this view is via Seaford and quite easy to find if you know the way, If you need a map I can email you one?

 

Geoff

A beautiful shot!

Thanks Kate, I appreciate your feedback,

 

Geoff

[pdcpic]

Thanks a lot for your feedback,--most appreciated. -- Access to this view is via Seaford and quite easy to find if you know the way, If you need a map I can email you one?

 

Geoff

 

that would be great for future reference

hush79 (at) gmail (dot) com

[Paul80]

Nice shot.

 

It is said that if you look at your feet when you take this picture you will see three holes worn into the ground, which are there from the the umpteen thousands of tripods that have been before you, it must be the most photographed scene in England.

 

Its still a nice shot though and one I keep telling myself I must take one day.

 

Anyone got the SAT NAV settings for that one vantage point.

 

Paul

[ChrisLumix]

That's a wonderful view, great shot  

 

One small thing puzzling me - from the shadows, the sun is clearly low towards the horizon out to sea ... so shouldn't the rear of those beachside cottages be deep in shadow??

[Guest]

I stumbled on it when I was there a couple of years ago. What's down this lane? I said to myself.

 

Map, I think I have remembered it correctly.

 

[THELONGMAN]

Nice shot.

 

It is said that if you look at your feet when you take this picture you will see three holes worn into the ground, which are there from the the umpteen thousands of tripods that have been before you, it must be the most photographed scene in England.

 

Its still a nice shot though and one I keep telling myself I must take one day.

 

Anyone got the SAT NAV settings for that one vantage point.

 

Paul

Chers paul, as said above its accessible for Seaford, -- the hard way is via the footpath over Seaford Head but there is a farm road north of the town and I am happy to map it for anyone,

 

Geoff

[THELONGMAN]

I stumbled on it when I was there a couple of years ago. What's down this lane? I said to myself.

 

Map, I think I have remembered it correctly.

 

map-www.jpg

The farm track to this scene is at the top of, (North) Chyngton Way Seaford,

 

Geoff

[THELONGMAN]

That's a wonderful view, great shot

 

One small thing puzzling me - from the shadows, the sun is clearly low towards the horizon out to sea ... so shouldn't the rear of those beachside cottages be deep in shadow??

Absolutely right Chris, the sun was off my right shoulder, --just a bit of photographic licence, --thanks for for feedback,

 

Geoff