Sea Wall

For the Flash of Red February theme, subject matter being leading lines.

This is the sea wall at the edge of Samphire Hoe nature reserve with the English Channel on the lhs and the White Cliffs of Dover on the rhs.

[Merrelyn]

Great lines leading the eye to the cliffs :)

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous

[tony gig]

Brilliant capture... Fav

[Beryl Lloyd]

Doesn't this FoR brief pop up everywhere - nice find and capture !

[Walks @ 7]

Love the PoV.

[Dianne]

Lovely lines leading into the image.

[Mandy]

Love the dramatic in this.

[Boo]

very very cool

[KoalaGardens🐨]

ooooh this is a great one, so much packed in to this!

[Rob Z]

Such an impressive shot!

[Dawn]

Wonderful

[sally agnew]

A beautiful and rugged cliffscape :)

[Helen Jane]

I envy you living so close to this coast. It is a great scene for those leading lines.

[Shanne]

great cliffscape and use of the leading line of the sea wall

[sarah]

Wonderful image

[Catherine Otley]

I love this and it works really well.

[Kathy]

There are the lines of the seawall, but there are all the lines coming off the cliffs leading to the sea.

[haskar]

A wonderful shot.

[David]

I had better look this up on a map. Its a Hoe so I had it much further west! :-)

[FBailey]

@yrhenwr The nature reserve was constructed from the millions of tonnes of chalk left over from the Channel Tunnel construction. It was called Samphire Hoe because of the wild Samphire growing on the cliffs, and Hoe because it was a jutting outcrop of land:)

[4rky]

Great straight and curving leading lines and love the feeling of size the cliffs give off - very dramatic