A personal blog of photographs taken by me that I wish to share for inspiration, interest and illumination. These images have not been taken with expensive or fancy equipment, just very basic cameras because I believe a photographer's energy should be on the subject not the tools. Each picture tells a story. Comments are most welcome and please feel free to download or share any images you like, except for commercial use. Such use is reserved and subject to license.
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Old Lifeboat Ramp
A deserted beach on the Norfolk coast where I used to spend summer holidays as a child. It's winter, around sunset, and the clouds are colourful. There is a stiff wind, as always, but you can't really see that in the picture. Some of the stone structures are part of fortifications constructed during the Second World War; the rusty iron supports hold up an old wooden lifeboat ramp that leads to nowhere. On the left are sand dunes that I once climbed and explored -now they are closed off and protected from erosion. For me the picture has a bit of mystery about it, yet a benign sort of mystery -and beaches always appeal to me! Location: Hemsby, England
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