Collaborative work

Four fishing vessels at Thorup Strand in Denmark

...vor Sonnenuntergang.

Es ist kalt und nur die Angler sitzen am Strand.

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Up West

Den Sonnenaufgang am Strand zu erleben ist jedesmal ein besonderes Erlebnis.

Sankt Peter-Ording

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wider angle than previous shot of this location and processed slightly different.

Sand structures

Playing with my macro lens for my phone today. Was trying to get the feather strands and the wood grain of the table paired up. I had it, then didn’t like the light from the windows and deleted it and couldn’t find a good position. It’s times like these I wish I had a studio.

on the beach

Fjellerup Strand DK

Sunset at Rosslare Strand County Wexford.

Strand bei Peenemünde, Insel Usedom; Beach at Peenemünde, Usedom Island

Gammel Strand, Copenhagen, Denmark

Date taken: June 2021

Camera: Contax G2

Lens: Zeiss/Contax G Planar 35/2.0

Film: Velvia 100

Scanner: Nikon Coolscan V ED (LS-50)

Abstract beach

Strand von Oostkapelle

Fehmarn : Blick von der Hotelterrasse nach einem Tag voller Regen und Kälte

strand, sea, beach,

Zandtexturen zijn makkelijk te vinden op het strand. Een goede compositie daarmee vinden is daarentegen een stuk lastiger. Echter, soms heb je geluk en dient er een zichzelf spontaan aan. Gisteravond was zo'n moment. Heerlijk wanneer dat gebeurt.

Beach

Sand textures are easy to find at the beach. Finding a good composition with them is a lot harder, though. But sometimes you get lucky and one just presents itself to you. Yesterday evening was such a time. I love it when that happens.

Mönkeberg an der Förde

Broager Strand - peninsula / halvø of Als - Denmark DK

I'm glad I walked down to the point this morning as the sunrise on Rosslare Strand was gorgeous and what a lovely morning to be out on the Wexford coastline.

Vattenspegel

Norderney 2019

This was actually a shot John Bleakley wanted to get before we even set off from Dufton to walk up to High Cup Nick.

He was hopeful that there would be enough water in Strands Beck to provide a bit of foreground interest as it began its long fall down into the valley to High Cup Gill.

We were lucky that there was still enough water after a relatively dry spell up here. But the light was pretty harsh back in the West beyond Murton Fell and the distant Lake District Fells.

We both had a go at getting this shot before we went higher to the joys of the High Cup Nick itself.

So here is my offering on this scene.