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looks amazing. like this windy, cold place. the first photo captures the mood probably extremely well (:
Thankyou – it is one of my favourite places to be..
…actually quite an effective segueway from figs back to the shore, with colors just as understated and not all that dissimilar.
Thanks John! Yes, interestingly I noticed some similarities too, but only afterwards – this idea of a small inhabited space in a larger one, and the melding of greys and colours..and thankyou for leading me to Harry Gruyaert – loved what I saw – and I can see why you thought of it (though v flattering! ) loved the beach work..
Still really loving your distant beachcombers–they’re wonderful!
Some of your images bring to mind Harry Gruyaert’s work on the French coast twenty years ago…with a different palette.
Some great images again here! The first and third ones in particular stand out for me! 🙂
Thankyou – the two men in number 3 seemed such great characters, and I loved to see them with the sea and the feather to the front, felt somehow meant to be..!
Definitely! 🙂
An eminently missable place… Nice.
Oh it really is..! thankyou..
Calm n soothing
Oh I’m glad that came through to you, thankyou!
Its a bliss to see it from your perspective 🙂 Always nice to visit and see something so calm.
Thank you 🙂 too.
Nice sequence, Cath. The B&W and colour works well – difficult to pull off.
Thanks Richard, the barn at the end is bugging me a bit now..!
The first shot is very striking. I love it. 🙂
Ah, thanks! – it was one of those great moody days..
I think with the muted colours, the black and white fit in nicely. Love the 2nd and 5th particularly.
Thanks Deanne, glad you liked the heather, it was an amazing sight in the grey..
You’re lucky to have a place that you miss and have so much affection for. It looks like a lovely place.
Yes you’re right Susan, I really feel glad to have such a place in my heart to go to..
A pictoral love letter.
And the blend of images absolutely works!
Oh I love that idea, thanks Karen!
so beautiful…I feel the nostalgia filled with tenderness from these photographs.
Thankyou..
I can feel your yearning… lovely
Sums the atmosphere and wild spaciousness that is here, even though we are so small! Hope you get back real soon 🙂
Thankyou! Some day I’d love to do a longer project there. I can’t get down as often as I’d like but it always holds a place in my heart..
reminds me of Cannon Beach, Oregon with those rocks/islands
http://www.ci.cannon-beach.or.us/
Oh thats interesting, thanks for the link!