Port Quin Panorama

Artist: M G Pettett
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Port Quin Panorama

Port Quin is a small inlet on the north coast of Cornwall near Padstow, with a few houses, a slipway and some magnificent views, especially from the cliffs at the mouth of the bay. National Trust property. Pentax K10D. 1/13 sec, about f 11 – 16, ISO 100, 28 mm prime lens. 2 pictures stitched together with Serif PanoramaPlus.

Port Quin Panorama belongs to the following groups:

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Richard Veal

Nice pano Mike.
Where is it near?
This is a new one on me.
M G Pettett replied

Thanks Richard. It’s between Port Isaac and New Polzeath.
Richard Veal

Thanks Mike.
How about adding this to Smugglers Havens group?
There is a challenge running at the mo, and in the D*C group as well.
M G Pettett replied

Thanks for the tip. I’ll have to join those groups first…!
Richard Veal

You’re already in the Devon Group. LOL
E.R. Bazor

Love it!
M G Pettett replied

Thanks for the comment and the feature!
Irene Burdell
M G Pettett replied

Thanks for the opportunity to showcase my pictures in this group, Irene.
Catherine Veal

Congratulations Mike.x
M G Pettett replied

Thanks Catherine.
Richard Veal

Well done Mike.
M G Pettett replied

Thank you Richard.
reindeer

Gorgeous panorama! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful view!
M G Pettett replied

Thanks once again for your enthusiastic comments! I get the impression that this place is not very well known; maybe because it is rather off the beaten track!