Sunrise on Abbot's Cliff

An old acoustic sound mirror stands watch over the English Channel from the top of Abbott's Cliff in South East Kent, as a late January sunrise breaks through the storm clouds on the horizon. This sound mirror stands on the White Cliffs and was used to monitor incoming enemy aircraft before the invention of RADAR. The light appeared for a few moments before the clouds moved in again.

All fine art prints are printed on FotoSpeed 240gsm UltraMatte Photographic Paper using archival pigment inks with a life expectancy of over 100 years.

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