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Littlestone Beach huts near Dungeness with the remains of Storm Katie.
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Beach Huts are a great British institution and these colourful huts are located in Southwold Sussex. Angry skies were around as I took these images (early one morning) so it was definitely a matter of grab the shot and head back to the car before the heavy rains started.
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I was exploring the wild dunes during one of my sunrise sessions in Rosolina Mare (see my What a meaningful world... for information about that peculiar location). This was sort of a discovery for me - a whole new world I had previously seen only through the work of several of my Flickr friends, mainly from Northern Europe.
The dunes were graced by a gentle touch of Mediterranean scrub - a tamarisk on the left, some sea hollies (Eryngium maritimum), and a lot of sparse creeping vines sporting graceful rosy flowers that I think are, quite aptly, called Beach morning glory (Convolvulus soldanella or Ipomoea pes-caprae), here caught as they were beginning to open. It is well known that the seeds of this plant, unaffected by salt water, can float for long distances.
It was an exciting discovery: the place could have been two light-years far from the nearest touristic beach! And as I was enjoying (and capturing as well) the silent miracle of the sunrise my soul was singing. The sun was wrestling his way between the clouds and the world was bathed in a soft, golden light. And as the rosy lips of the flowers were gently opening I was wondering where the seeds of those plants came from. As I was keeping shooting I could almost hear their thin voices greeting the first lights of the day by whispering stories from distant countries.
I have obtained this picture by blending an exposure bracketing [-1.7/0/+1.7 EV] by luminosity masks in the Gimp (EXIF data, as usual, refer to the "normal exposure" shot), then I added some final touches with Nik Color Efex Pro 4.
I have had some unexpected luminance noise here, so I tried hard to clean up; Dfine made a discrete job, but left here and there artifacts I was not able to avoid. In the end I found that the better job was done by Noiseware Community Edition.
Brighton beach reduced to its essence. Brighton, UK.
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Bogmalo Beach, Goa
The last few months I seem to be constantly travelling mostly due to family commitments and I have not been very regular on Flickr.Hopefully life will be a little more stable now.
Have a wonderful weekend dear friends.
I had to smile this morning when i noticed this signpost saying No alcohol on Beach.....
but it looks like it has had too much to drink already..leaning over to the side like that....
Certainly the most famous beach in Australia and perhaps one of the most famous anywhere in the world, Bondi Beach was rather smaller than I expected. Looks can be deceiving too, for in spite of the number of people sunbathing we found it rather chilly! Maybe we're just so accustomed to tropical beaches these days? As for the water it was positively freezing! We stopped here for a short while on a hop on hop off bus trip. We weren't tempted to join the throngs!
when I go to the beach I take a lot of naps... I could use a nap :)
I took this on vacation a few years back as we were unloading the van... all I had on me was me cell phone. I kept the photo to edit. this is the end product
Explored 01-20-16
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Miami’s lifeguard towers are one piece of Miami’s highlights! Wynwood has its murals, Little Havana has its music and culture, and the Design District is super chic. But the lifeguard towers lining Miami Beach are iconic, unique and something it’s worth take a look a leisurely stroll to see.
This is a photo of the amazing rivulet patterns created in the sand by a stream that flows across Clam Harbour Beach. The eye-like shape at the upper right suggests a sentient pareidolia presence.
Sandy beach in Nefyn stetching out along Caernarfon bay with Gwylwyr quarry on the right & the three peaks of Yr Eifl in the distance.
Worimi National Park in NSW. I love the fact that there are not a zillion people on this beautiful beach.
A day when I was struggling for inspiration, and undecided what to take. There are so many features on the beach that you're never short of possibilities. I spotted this beautiful graceful curve of small sand ripples edging a lovely still pool.Undecided is by The Magic Numbers.
Bandon Beach with its sea stacks was the highlight of our roadtrip along the Oregon Coast. The weather had been mediocre the days before, with the summer fog rolling in and blocking the views, but this evening we were finally lucky.
Bandon Beach war das Highlight auf unserem Roadtrip entlang Oregons Küste. Das Wetter war mittelprächtig die Tage zuvor, mit viel Küstennebel, aber an diesem Abend hatten wir endlich etwas Glück.
Another shot from Thursday's sunrise.
By Steven Iceton of www.steveniceton.co.uk