Big Talbot Island

Big Talbot Island

The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).

  • Product Code
  • ILEA003445390
  • Registered date
  • 2014/1/25 00:00:00
  • Credit
  • NurPhoto / Kyodo News Images
  • Media source
  • George Wilson/NurPhoto
  • Media size
  • 4017 × 6000 pixel
  • Resolution
  • 300 dpi
  • Deployment size
  • 15.70(MB)*
  • Special instruction

*File size when opened in Photoshop, etc.

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            Big Talbot Island

            Big Talbot Island

            The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).
              Big Talbot Island

              Big Talbot Island

              The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).
                Big Talbot Island

                Big Talbot Island

                The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).
                  Big Talbot Island

                  Big Talbot Island

                  The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).
                    Big Talbot Island

                    Big Talbot Island

                    The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).
                      Big Talbot Island

                      Big Talbot Island

                      The ''Boneyard Beach'' area is located below the ''Bluffs''. Sea erosion causes the dune cliff to erode and spill trees onto the beach below. Waves create a scouring action, which puts the fallen trees and the beach into a constant process of change (Photo by George Wilson/NurPhoto).