Not exactly stuff you want to walk on, these rocks were razor sharp.  One false move and you'd hurt yourself pretty badly. 

The sun had long since set, so armed with my tripod I tried to pick up some of the shapes and forms the rocks made.  As with so much of Cyprus, it needed care in framing.  Why every Cypriot seems determined to spoil their beautiful island with litter is beyond me.

I turned the ISO right down to 100 for maximum saturation and quality - with the camera firmly attached to the tripod there wasn't any problem with 5 and 10 second exposures. 

Despite the fact the light was falling fast, the rocks still came up beautifully.  Quite amazing their delicate colours come through so well.

I was just packing up to go when I looked across to Agios Georgios and the island that always reminds me of a giant turtle sat in the sea. 

It was almost dark, but the colours were amazing.

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