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Photos by Stefan Wohlfahrt

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Der Blick ist gegen Süden gerichtet: im Hintergrund sieht man die Liscannor Bay, im Vordergrund teilweise die gut zweihundert Meter hohe Felswand der Cliff of Moher. Juni 2001
Der Blick ist gegen Süden gerichtet: im Hintergrund sieht man die Liscannor Bay, im Vordergrund teilweise die gut zweihundert Meter hohe Felswand der Cliff of Moher. Juni 2001
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Irland / Co. Clare / Cliff of Moher

786 533x800 Px, 09.03.2007

Impressive the first piece of Europe, impressive the mighty Atlantic; here at the intersection of the elements, between land and sea, between horizontal and vertical, where nature, foaming through the course of the waves, conjures up new impressions again and again, imagination fails, the two hundred meters height of the Cliffs of Moher are – although seen with one's own eyes – just as hard to grasp as the four thousand kilometers of water to America...  
Cliffs of Moher 2002
Impressive the first piece of Europe, impressive the mighty Atlantic; here at the intersection of the elements, between land and sea, between horizontal and vertical, where nature, foaming through the course of the waves, conjures up new impressions again and again, imagination fails, the two hundred meters height of the Cliffs of Moher are – although seen with one's own eyes – just as hard to grasp as the four thousand kilometers of water to America... Cliffs of Moher 2002
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Irland / Co. Clare / Cliff of Moher

1291 533x800 Px, 07.03.2007

Rock layers stacked horizontally on top of each other, held together rock-solid without mortar, arranged vertically in columnar formations, this is how the mighty cliff wall withstands the crashing waves – the south coast of Inish Mór, the largest of the three small Aran Islands in the Atlantic off the coast of Ireland.
Rock layers stacked horizontally on top of each other, held together rock-solid without mortar, arranged vertically in columnar formations, this is how the mighty cliff wall withstands the crashing waves – the south coast of Inish Mór, the largest of the three small Aran Islands in the Atlantic off the coast of Ireland.
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Irland / Aran Island / Inish M󲀀

1221 533x800 Px, 07.03.2007

Green the sparse vegetation, gray in lush variety the rocks and stones - and seemingly endless the mortarless stone walls that prevent the scarce, precious humus from being blown away by the incessantly blowing west wind. Aran Islands, Inish Mór.
Green the sparse vegetation, gray in lush variety the rocks and stones - and seemingly endless the mortarless stone walls that prevent the scarce, precious humus from being blown away by the incessantly blowing west wind. Aran Islands, Inish Mór.
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Irland / Aran Island / Inish M󲀀

960 533x800 Px, 07.03.2007

First faintly, then more clearly, the contours of the pier emerge from the morning mist, the rising sun enchants even the austere concrete pillars of the pier with its copper-red light, and the wooden fence that borders the walkway glows golden in the early morning - The pier in Ft. Myers Beach (FL)
First faintly, then more clearly, the contours of the pier emerge from the morning mist, the rising sun enchants even the austere concrete pillars of the pier with its copper-red light, and the wooden fence that borders the walkway glows golden in the early morning - The pier in Ft. Myers Beach (FL)
Stefan Wohlfahrt

USA / Florida / Landschaften

962 800x533 Px, 06.03.2007

Sunset on the west coast of Florida.  
Ft. Myers Beach, October 2000.
Sunset on the west coast of Florida. Ft. Myers Beach, October 2000.
Stefan Wohlfahrt

USA / Florida / Landschaften

1657 800x533 Px, 06.03.2007

Rocks stained with seagull droppings, the air circling with seagulls, the sky adorned with clouds in the distance, the Irish Sea calm; not only Wales and England farther away than the horizon, but also Dublin seems to have receded into the far distance, although knowingly only fifteen kilometers from here – the Cliff Walk at Howth Head always transports me anew to another world.  
October 2006
Rocks stained with seagull droppings, the air circling with seagulls, the sky adorned with clouds in the distance, the Irish Sea calm; not only Wales and England farther away than the horizon, but also Dublin seems to have receded into the far distance, although knowingly only fifteen kilometers from here – the Cliff Walk at Howth Head always transports me anew to another world. October 2006
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Irland / Co. Fingal / Howth Head

1324 800x600 Px, 10.02.2007

From Howth (DART / suburban train connection to Dublin), a well-maintained path leads at a safe distance from the cliffs through the fascinating landscape of Howth Head.
From Howth (DART / suburban train connection to Dublin), a well-maintained path leads at a safe distance from the cliffs through the fascinating landscape of Howth Head.
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Irland / Co. Fingal / Howth Head

1342  4 600x800 Px, 10.02.2007