Chalk Cliffs of Beachy Head with Wildflowers at Sunrise
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Chalk cliffs of Beachy Head in England descend sharply to the calm Channel waters below. The foreground features a rich meadow of wildflowers in macro detail, including yellow, white, and purple blooms. The sky is filled with broken low clouds at magic hour during sunrise, creating dramatic lighting and complementary pink and blue tones. The composition captures an exceptional angle emphasizing the cliff's sheer drop and the indistinct horizon over the sea, rendering incredible realism with HDR effects. The image reflects nature photography shot on Kodak Portra film, emphasizing vivid colors and natural beauty.
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nature photography, chalk cliffs of beachy head england descend to the channel, broken low clouds, photograph, exceptional angle, incredible realism, once in a lifetime shot, delightful composition, cinematic, dramatic lighting, complementary colors, indistinct horizon, magic hour sunrise, wildflowers in macro detail in foreground, zavy-bcklt, shot on kodak portra, HDR, by (award winning nature photographer, best documentary photographer who ever lived), detailxl
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bad artist, unimpressive, ordinary, unnatural structures, poorly drawn coastline, obfuscated waves, chalk growing from grass, double exposure, high contrast, over saturated, (unrealistic, 3d render, sketch, video game, drawing, painted, cgi, computer graphics, 3d art, illustration:1.1)
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