“I am longing to be with you, and by the sea, where we can talk together freely and build our castles in the air.”
― Bram Stoker
Sometimes, things work out just right – despite you thinking for sure that they aren’t going to go your way! After a fairly difficult week it was nice to get a reprieve from the negative. We set off with the aim of getting to the sea. It blows away the dustiest of cobwebs and is wonderfully rejuvenating and refreshing. The sun was shining, the weather cold but crisp – and it was the perfect condition for some Photography.
However, I didn’t properly prepare. We ended up Photographing on quite a budget after I only took a debit card and a handful of coins with me! Beach car parks, in the middle of pretty much nowhere, cost money! Despite being in the middle of nowhere, car park attendants were present too.(Not below, that’s William and the sunset reflection in his lens!)
So after finding out that our handful of coins wasn’t enough, and our card wouldn’t be suitable, we chanced it anyway and shoved what we did have in the machine. It worked! Luck was on our side.
So when you are photographing on a limited budget, the world becomes your prop! You make use of everything that it throws your way, shells, sand, sea and even….discarded alcohol bottles!
Luck was also on our side when we headed home and took a wrong turn, ending up coming back to the beach past some marshy flats that were well and truly covered with water. It was the stillest most perfect reflection and sunset that I’ve ever witnessed. The sort where people driving by couldn’t help but leap out of their cars with their phones and snap away…I couldn’t wait to share today’s shots because of the below…
I think that you have outdone yourself, those are amazing!!!!
Fabulous set. The shot of the wave coming in really caught my eye.
Fantastic set of photos. Love the bokeh in the bottle shots and glorious sunset tones.
The salt flat ones are amazing! These last posts have much more energy in them! yay(personal preference, keep doing what you are doing–no one gets all excited about everything) I ran into being able to see professional photographers, unpublished works, and then their daily shots. I had this idea that they get GREAT SHOTS ALL OF THE TIME! ha! Everyone is just a people, go figure. I like coming here to see what you post. Thanks for doing it.
Wow amazing photos. The sea looks like oil, very slick. Love todays subject. Sunshine – thank goodness.
These are really beautiful photos – that sunset looks breathtaking!
Pretty…I really like the image of the bottle. Blessings, Robyn