Geology of Great Britain > The Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall, England by Tom Nelson

Canon G1 X with homemade pano ...

The Bedruthan Steps is a stretch of beach on the north shore of Cornwall with large sea stacks scattered about it. The name derives from the mythical giant Bedruthan, who supposedly used the sea stacks as stepping stones to climb out of the sea. The area is a natural playground for walking, exploring and photography.

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Camera model: Canon PowerShot G1 X
Image size: 4352x3264 (14.2 megapixels)
Capture time: 2012-04-24 12:42:31 - 2012-04-24 12:49:35
Exposure: 0.004 second f/8 at ISO 100
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Vertical overlap: 34.8 to 47.4 percent
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