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I’m really enjoying these explorations on the beach, each time I feel that there is more to see..it’s so uplifting.
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More beach figures..
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I’m really enjoying these explorations on the beach, each time I feel that there is more to see..it’s so uplifting.
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More super beach shots. I envy your proximity to the seaside here in the city.
Thanks Mike – I really am so grateful to be near to the sea..
Very nice! I like the fact that you have chosen to capture the scene in a “portrait” format. The vertical framing echos the natural vertical of the people in the images.
Thanks Steve – yes I experimented with portrait and landscape and portrait won every time..glad you think it worked!
Beautiful. When you are far enough from the figures it could be 1962 as easily as 2012, especially when captured in black and white!
Graham, I know just what you mean, thankyou..
Lovely shots. I take an over abundance of shots whenever I’m at the beach because it is so infrequent (once a year, twice if luck is on my side). It is one of my most favorite places to shoot. I agree with Graham that the distance and the B&W give these shots a timeless quality.
Thanks Anne..
Love the last two ones. What an adventure must have been for the little ones!
Oh, they were having a fantastic time!
such a sense of timelessness in these, Cath. Again, the tones are beautiful.
Thanks so much Karen..
lovely b&w tones Cath!
Thanks Emily 🙂
The one on the top is one of my favorites –somehow I missed it a few months ago.
Again, a very pleasant sense of scale (your normal lens?)
Thanks John – yes the same lens – I think as my camera isn’t full frame it behaves a little differently..I love seeing tiny specks of people in wide landscapes..