I've been sorting through the last of our recent beach photos. This collection, from Crescent Beach, may not be necessarily colour balanced or even in focus, but I found them interesting. Maybe you will, too.
Light:
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| Looking southwest, directly into the light, turns the gravel purple. |
Horizons:
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| I can't figure this out. Why is it that a distant horizon sometimes looks as if it were bending up at both ends ... |
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| and sometimes it bends down, instead? |
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| And then, sometimes it slides off to one side. (Laurie wanted all the sky and all the sand. Greedy.) |
Underfoot:
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| Valleys in the sand. Modernistic figures, in a line-up, maybe. |
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| A crinkly rock. |
Flying things:
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| The ruler of the skies chases away an unwelcome airplane. |
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| Kite above, kitesurfer below, speeding along in a stiff breeze. Heron standing still. |
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| Your petticoats are showing! |
Rust:
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| Bolts on heavy driftwood planks. Because I like the texture. |
those are all great shots! neat about the horizon bending!
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ReplyDeleteI, too, am a texture freak.
The intro to either John Le Carre's "Smiley's People" or "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" (with Alec Guinness) is video moving across old wooden boards/wall, cracking, faded paint on them curling, peeling, and yellow chalk being drawn across them in a straight line and, tho SUPER SIMPLE video, it makes me CRAZY. I'm a minimalist and texture freak, so REALLY recommend you check it out (plus TTSP is PERFECT and great for your brain). =)
I'll have to check that out, biobabbler. Thanks!
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