The Best Cliff Spots Near me

We left in the early morning to climb this mountain known to be one of the nicest in South Korea during fall. Quickly, rain started pouring down, we couldn’t see a thing. But suddenly the fog dispersed and we felt we entered a mysterious world above the clouds.

After hiking towards the roaring ocean with no idea what was ahead of us, this view opened up before our eyes.

A morning of fairly poor weather and visibility during the only ‘tourist’ activity of our Vietnam trip finally eased. Although the clouds stayed grey, I was really happy with this image as it gives a totally different look to the standard BLUE images that you usually see of Ha Long Bay. Side note: If you get chance to go here, go!

My favorite Bay back home in Australia. Im proud of our beautiful beaches. I miss them.

On a routine morning bike ride (with the DJI Mavic in the backpack of course). The line up was too sick not to shoot, so we threw the drone in the air and caught nature at its best.

A popular sunset spot for tourists. We visited this spot at the start of April and was greeted with a beautiful sunset

I captured this photo in the youth of the day at The Cliffs of Moher on the Irish Coast. My family and I were touring the UK and made it to one of the most breath taking places I have been in my life. I was humbled ,feeling like an ant standing on the edge of the monstrous cliffs gazing out to the frigid coast. The weather was brutal but the experience was beautiful.

A second later, and this is just another guy walking on top of a natural bridge. I love how his stride mimics, so closely, the shape of the bridge below.

Taken on a ferry ride from Lanzarote to Graciosa in the Canary Islands. The water was choppy, which only added to the adventure I felt like I was embarking on. The rocky islands rise from the sea, enduring the constant wind and waves that the Atlantic throws its way. Like all things, evolved to survive. And now, people have claimed these islands as their home. They too learned how to weather the storms.

This place is called God’s Thumb, due to its shape. I’d been here months ago but it was raining and windy, so I could barely take any good shots of the place. I was also alone. I tried my luck once again yesterday and the conditions were even worse! But luckily I was not alone this time and got a few decent shots. I’ll still have to go back in the summer to catch a sunset from here.

We travel forwards on a foggy day into the shrouded mystery that is Ha Long Bay.

It’s a marvelous thing, the ocean. For some reason when two people sit together looking out at it, they stop caring whether they talk or stay silent. You get rid tired of watching it. And no matter how rough the waves get, you’re never bothered by the noise the water makes by the commotion of the surface - it never seems too loud, or too wild. More of Bali Travelogue? Follow this link: https://www.roadtripwithraj.com/on-the-road/2018/9/21/when-the-world-has-broken-me-down-bali-sets-me-free

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One of my friends messaged me if I wanted to go camping at this spot for sunrise. After finishing work at 9:30PM, we made our 3 hour drive through the night to get to the location. Once we got there at 1AM we set up camp for the night. In the morning we work up early so that we had enough time to pack up camp and get to the look out. The views from the lookout were truely unbelievable, the colours from the blue mist and the golden rays from the rising sun was a moment not to be missed.

I went for a drive towards the sea bridge in Big Sur. Needless to say, as always happens. the weather was ‘not co-operating’. Cloud banks continually rolled over-head, and what we thought was going to be a nice summer day turned out to be, well, less then stellar. Once we got the bridge, we stopped to survey the view, and enjoy what we could. I’m so grateful that we did, because less then 5 minutes later, the skies opened up just enough to get a few frames off. This is one of those, and one of my favourites.

This is risky business, the waves come high and the fall is long, the wind is rough and rock is below.

One of the things that draw me back to Yosemite is the overwhelming scale of the granite walls. There are places on earth that in one moment humble your perspective and remind you of how small you really are. There is a special beauty in being among giants.

The Otago headlands are home to some of the most wicked views, winds and waters. But still very beautiful

Took this photo after waking up to a flat tire, at 4am on Christmas Eve. It was 14F (-10C) when I changed the tire, in complete darkness (well, I had a flashlight). I made it and was able to stop here for sunrise on my way to a garage shop.