Headed out to the beach on a gloomy, grey day. I like the lighting on days like that. It gives the beach an almost surreal effect.
I also found another old, abandoned building. I would love to know the stories surrounding these places. Maybe, I’ll just have to make up my own.
(Photos shot with a Nikon D60, using an 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 20mm f/2.8 wide-angle, 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, Nikon CoolPix S205 and/or iPhone4)
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Love the storm front – it could be Cape Cod although I know you’re in Florida. For some reason, I’d never thought of Florida as having dunes, beaches yes – but I’d been thinking all flat. Shows how wrong perception can be. Between you and Blogitse, I must get myself to an ocean soon.
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Ah. Estate mansion! Nice. Believe it or not, I have cranky windows like those in the blog post. I hate them.
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I really love Mountain of Sand. But they’re all inspiring.
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Poor abandoned trailer.
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I know how you feel walking and taking the pics…I had a long walk this morning and it’s amazing what you can see when senses ready to receive…Happy Sunday!
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I sat and stared at the first photo for at least a minute. It is incredible, Tara, perhaps the best you’ve taken yet. I must have a copy. I will pay, just PLEASE give me a copy. I want to blow it up and put it on the most awesome canvas for my (new!) bedroom which I am painting soon. The rest of the photos are awesome as well but… oh, that first photo. INCREDIBLE.
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Tara. the sky in the first photo is absolutely breath-taking and makes a great contrast to the others. The last picture “cranked” makes me imagine all sorts of stories, within and outside.
Yesterday I read your tweet about the rain and was curious to see your photos today 🙂
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I love your beach. I’m also a fan of old buildings that are not what they once were. Makes me wonder, too.
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love the picture of the sand
I ran 5 miles in similar weather today. Having the clouds chase you is kinda beautiful
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I like the light too, especially the juxtaposition of the colors in the sky against the slightly monochromatic beach below in the first shot.
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