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I missed my black and white post last week but Tuesday is here again and today I have a beachfront image from our stretch of fall fog a few weeks ago. The waterfront was surprisingly full of people but the heavy mist muffled all sounds and if I angled my view just right it seemed as if we were the only people out this afternoon.
Wonderful photo!
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Thanks Cee!
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A nice mysterious, or even eerie, feel to this…
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Thanks Sue, it does look a little mysterious…
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A beach can be so beautiful in foggy weather! Wonderful feel to this.
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Thanks Angeline. 🙂 I went to the beach hoping for a break in the weather but now I’m glad I got a chance to see it in a different way.
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Love the mood Lisa!
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I love this! Black and white is so poignant. I noticed that you now have NWframeofmind at the bottom of your photos. What do you use to imprint that? I keep thinking I need to do that for the photos on my blog. 🙂
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I’m happy to hear you like black and white too! I use gimp for my watermark. It is a free program that works like photo shop and there are tutorials available online for how to create your own watermarks. Looking forward to seeing yours soon. 🙂
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The contour of the beach reminds me of a cresting wave.
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Oh, you’re right. I didn’t notice before, thanks for the comment.
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Great shot and great set up. Love how the beach fades into the distance…
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Thanks. 🙂 I could see Ruby having fun on this beach…
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Beautiful misty beach shot! The b&w address it so well!
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Thanks Amy, it is fun to see familiar views take on different appearances in b&w. 🙂
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It looks really cold out on that beach, Lisa. Lovely shot in B&W. 🙂
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Thanks Sylvia. 🙂 It does look cold but actually wasn’t too bad…
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