Not every day is another beach, but these days every is at least some beach. Even if that means getting out at 6 in the afternoon when almost everyone has already gone. Come to think of it: that's even better. This weekend I'll be showing some more remote beaches. For those of you who can still stand it. Sorry...
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keep those beaches coming! This is a lovely candid shot of your (?) child!
ReplyDeleteYes, mine! Marvin..
ReplyDeletePoor Marvin is looking a little cold
ReplyDeleteKeep those beaches comming mate :-)
Although we don't see much of Marvin's face this shot speaks volumes. Very nicely done and lovely blurry beach in the background.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I agree with you. The absense of light does not neccasserily mean there is nothing but in my case I actually was photographing nothing - you just can't see it that's all. So you'll just have to take my word on it.
What a wonderful place to grow up. All those beaches must be paradise for a child.
ReplyDeleteAs is growing up close to nature of any kind which should be possible for all children, if only a proper park with trees to climb and sand to build sandcastles.
This portrait of your son is so sweet. I love it - keep up the great work of your scenic beaches, they are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! This is a fantastic addition to your gallery!
ReplyDeleteThe gold blush on his cheek is such a nice compliment to his gold hair, the gold spot in the towel, and the lighter gold of the sand. Very lovely and warm.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture.
ReplyDeleteCan I stand more beaches? Hell Yes! Bring 'em on. I'm living vicariously through your sunny January! Keep me warm!
Great shot and I love the way he is looking away from the camera. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteAnd keep the beaches coming if there are that many around you. I am dying to make it to Rio now!
Is that your son? This is a great shot. I love colors and the mood it sets.
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