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So much interesting people-watching goes on along the beach... Please feel free to share your own photos.. Anything of broad interest will do... Here are some of mine... M-A, 35mm lux fle, M-A/35/Cinestill 50 M-A/35/portra 160 M-A/35/portra 160 M-A/35/portra 160
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© Rudi Poppes
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This is a case of a winter-guy married to a summer girl:-)
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Ah, there is nothing nicer then to sit in your lawn chair and read the morning paper as a new day begins in Newport Beach
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lonely beach , Leica X1
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A foggy day on the Washington coast near Ocean Shores. S (006) with 120mm Apo-macro Summarit S
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San Francisco, Baker Beach Olympus EM 5 + Nocticron
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San Francisco, Baker Beach Olympus EM5 + Nocticron
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San Francisco, Baker Beach. Olympus EM 5 + Nocticron
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San Francisco, Baker Beach. Everybody has his own way of meditation. Olympus EM 5, Nocticron
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San Francisco, Baker Beach Olympus EM 5, Nocticron
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You can spend hours on a beach of that Westcoast California. It is full of surprises and strange life. Lots of seashells on the rocks, seaweeds etc. They all hope for a major tide and wave come in to provide them with a watershower. Starfish, cormorans,pelicans, seal, otter, all come into the inviting coves and small bays. X1
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You can spend hours on a beach of that Westcoast California. It is full of surprises and strange life. Lots of seashells on the rocks, seaweeds etc. They all hope for a major tide and wave come in to provide them with a watershower. Starfish, cormorans,pelicans, seal, otter, all come into the inviting coves and small bays. X1
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This beach belonged to a lighthouse where we stayed overnight. So it was a priviledged private place. I took my breakfast there on that lovely morning. I left my heavy bulk in the room and had only my X1. I am still very happy with the results of this little camera. panorama being stitched from 4 vertical pictures
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We stayed one day and a night at the Montara Lighthouse. We were fascinated by the enticing atmosphere and spent much time on the private beach. We had always to decide either to pack our stuff safely in the backpack or risking a bottom glide (one hand to hold the tripod with the mounted camera and the other hand for providing a soft touchdown...guess, what we did - nothing happened, no broken limbs or lenses. most of the time I used my Zeiss wideangle lens 18 mm which unfortunately cannot e shown here, but I can post a few studies with the Elmarit R 28 mm + filters
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Time running like sand through your hand
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From the album: Travels and Other Pasttimes
M2, Elmar 50/3.5 The girls took a long time setting up their camera and getting the scene just right© This image belongs to Bernard O'Dea, Palm Beach, Qld, Australia.
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From the album: the beach
Soccer at Dee Why beach, Sydney, February 2017. Leica IIIf CV Color-Skopar 21mm f/4 LTM Tri-X 400 in Fomadon LQN© © 2016 Lynn Burdekin
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From the album: the beach
North Steyne beach, Sydney, summer 2016. IIIc CV 35mm f/2,5 LTM BW400CN© © 2016 Lynn Burdekin
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From the album: Fine Art
© Hans J. Krahtz
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From the album: RLW 1
© Robert Whitehead
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From the album: My first picture
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M240, 21mm SEM, processed in Lightroom and Aurora HDR Sunrise over Skyway by Jeff Parsons, on Flickr
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i took this earlier today in Santa Monica. shot up from the beach. they were standing on the pier. M9 + 50mm 1.4
