Beachy Head, East Sussex

Published

24th November 2013

Topics

beach, beachy head, chalk, coast, east sussex, Eastbourne, England, hugin, panorama, pier, seaside, summer, sussex, The British Coast, united kingdom, white cliffs

Map location

Photographed on

18th June 2012

Camera

Nikon D7000

Shutter speed

1/400s

Aperture

f/8

ISO

100

Focal length

135mm

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