The Causeway from a different angle

amcinroy

Here's a couple from last night up on the Causeway coast.

These were taken on the East side of Port Noffer (The Causeway being the West side). This side is quite tricky to get to.





Andy

Fenster

Swish!

I'm a sucker for shots like these as I've never been able to manage it.

They both look great, although the colour one edges it out.

mikeanywhere

Stunning work as always Andy.

I am coming up to do some fashion work in March for a couple of days, maybe I could spend some time with you getting some tips??

Thirdfox

Lovely work.

rymus

that second one is gorgeous. Have great intentions of getting back up there this summer

amcinroy

Thanks guys,

Mike, Rymus, give me a shout anytime. I would be delighted to show you some hidden gems of the north coast.

Here's a third from the evening when the sun was out.

bovril

Beautiful shots, very dramatic. I prefer the colour one too.

mikeanywhere

amcinroy wrote: »

Mike, Rymus, give me a shout anytime. I would be delighted to show you some hidden gems of the north coast.

You gonna wish you didnt say that!!! :D:D

I'll speak to you neaer the time when dates finalised - thanks!!!

m_stan

really great shots there. I like the second one best as the colours are so rich, but I'm curious what the first one would look like in colour.

Fenster

mikeanywhere wrote: »

You gonna wish you didnt say that!!! :D:D

I'll speak to you neaer the time when dates finalised - thanks!!!

For sure, there's a lot of strange little inlets on that wild coast.

Dades

2nd image ftw!

Fantastic colours.

Takeshi_Kovacs

Aye, the second one is very good, colours are great and the silhouette of the sea stack is eyecatching.

You have a lot of very good pics on your site as well,

amcinroy

Fenster wrote: »

For sure, there's a lot of strange little inlets on that wild coast.

Indeed, the whole section from Port Noffer to Dunseverick is out of bounds to the walker. But I'm working on it.

I've found descents (albeit rather hairy ones) into Port Moon and Portfad. The rest is inaccessible since the lower path was closed in 1994.

I really want to get to Lacada point where the Gerona ran aground with the loss of 1300 lives. A photo from here would really be something special.

Now if anyone has a boat......

Andy

rymus

mikeanywhere wrote: »

You gonna wish you didnt say that!!! :D:D

I second that. I'll definitely be in touch when I think I can grab a few days off to head north.

Lady_North

Great pics. Colours gorgeous in the second one.

magnumlady

Fantastic shots, I love the colour one.
I really want to go to the causeway, haven't been there since I was a kid.

440Hz

Breathtaking! Excellent work, as always. Thanks for sharing.

Third_Echelon

Both great shots. Love the second one...

ike

Love the second one too - definately a keeper!

bernard0368

Love the second one.

broad_sword

Beautiful shots (the colour is my fav!) - I hope you have a nice hard copy of that one up on the wall!

Roen

Count me and my abseil ropes in

5uspect

The colour one is fantastic but I prefer the black and white one.

amcinroy wrote: »

The stack looks almost like a giant old man sitting facing out to sea with his arms folded.
Gives extra depth with that location!!

amcinroy

Nicely spotted 5uspect.

I have been reading some old books on the area and have seen this rock referred to as Lion Rock.

This other photo from the same evening has brought out his golden mane.



Andy