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Description de la photo
| Titre: | Calanques de Cassis et le Cap Canaille | | Prise de: | Sur la Route des Crêtes du Cap Canaille, au cul-de-sac menant au Sémaphore du Bec de l'Aigle. | | Description: | Le cap Canaille est, après Slieve League (Irlande), l'une des plus hautes falaises d'Europe, avec ses 399 mètres au-dessus du niveau de la mer, à la Grande-Tête, et la plus haute falaise de France, avant celle d’Étretat. Il se situe entre La Ciotat et Cassis à proximité des Calanques. Sa roche qui tire vers le rouge est composée de calcaires détritiques. | | Mots clés: | mer, cap |
Données image
| Image sizes: | 10744*2159px, 6673kb |
| Origin: | Originally a digital image, with postprocessing |
| Date/Time: | 20100330-154101 |
| Camera: | Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL | | Iso: | 100 | | Speed: | 1/160s | | Aperture: | F7.1 | | Focal length: | 85.0mm | | Aperture: | 136mm | | Position coordinates: | WGS84 LONG 5.57342648506°, LAT 43.1763980702° | | Destination coordinates; | WGS84 LONG 5.50372123718°, LAT 43.1996700625° (Calanque d'En Vau) | | Air-line distance: | | | Bearing: | | | Author: | André M. Winter |
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