Saturday, September 19, 2015
I always try to develop film on the same day I expose it, but sometimes I don't finish the roll then. When I do, it often holds pictures made in another place at a later time.. This photograph was taken on September 14th, but developed yesterday. It's a view from a bluff at Big Talbot Island SP that used to have a wooden stairway to the beach below. But, the storms that caused the scores of trees on the beach to fall also destroyed the stairway. Now, people walk around a fence intended to keep them back from the edge and clamber down a steep embankment. I did walk around the fence, but did not descend to the beach. (Film)
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This is another photo that I find interesting. I can't tell what kind of weather you are experiencing. It seems both sunny and stormy. What is that on the horizon line? It looks like waves breaking. Is it a sandbar? Florida is so moody.
Thanks, Dotty. The weather that day was just beautiful with high, fleecy clouds. I darkened the blue sky with a deep yellow filter and burned it a bit as well so it would be a little more dramatic. Yes, what you see at the horizon is a sandbar. It, and it's buddies that you can't see are what keep the shore free of waves.
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