Bournemouth beach in Dorset, England is renowned for its miles of golden sandy beach but here a few pebbles are revealed by the receding tide.
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Bournemouth beach in Dorset, England is renowned for its miles of golden sandy beach but here a few pebbles are revealed by the receding tide.
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Zen … beautiful in its simplicity
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Thanks so much Dreams and Zeros.
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Less is definitely more.
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Many thanks Mostly Monochrome.
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There are many interesting shapes. My children will gather them.
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Thank you Cocomino 🙂
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Beautiful! Perfect conversion 🙂
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Many thanks Eremophila 🙂
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But, the stones there are so beautifully placed.
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They’re just where they should be aren’t they Sandy? Many thanks.
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That is cool. Really lovely image.
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Many thanks Paula.
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I like how you turned this into a B&W. The pebbles “pop” and stand out nicely.
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Thanks so much Fergie.
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I really like this photo. Simple and the B&W works really well.
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Thank you David!
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Simply. Beautiful. These are the sort of stones I would be picking up to keep for my pocket as a wonderful memory. These are going into my virtual pockets. Thanks.
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Many thanks Patti. They look so tactile don’t they?
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Beautifully balanced composition.
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Many thanks Elmediat.
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I will copy Patti Ross, if she doesn’t mind…simply beautiful…. Thank you, both.
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Thank you Scott 🙂
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My first impression was: they are turtles on their way home! 😀
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Oh, I love that idea Ristinw 🙂
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Beautiful image; it’s very peaceful 🙂
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Thank you Littleskew 🙂
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Beautiful, so calm looking.
I like the black and white in this one too. 🙂
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Many thanks Hallysann 🙂
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Oh wow. There are so many interesting aspects to this one but my favorite is the smoothness of the stones against the coarseness of the sand. So well in B&W too.
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Thank you Brandon. One wants to reach out and touch the stones!
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Wow! So simple and beautiful 🙂
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Many thanks Nandini 🙂
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That’s very nice indeed – whether I would have left in the pale area top left I’m not sure, because it takes my eye away from the beautiful pebbles and associated micro ripple marks (I was a geologist!) in the foreground. The light on the pebbles in the foreground is wonderful. Adrian
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Many thanks Adrian! Thanks for your input on the strip of light top left; I see what you mean but I do like it!
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I am in love with this shot!!
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Thanks so much Juanita 🙂
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i love the clarity of this shot, the texture of the sand and the light glinting off the pebbles. Nice work and it looks so good in B&W.
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Thank you Calvin. I was really pleased with how well it converted to B&W. The monochrome colours add to the peaceful effect I think.
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Hmm…. Looks like the stones are sitting on some rough piece of cloth.
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I’ve just had a look back at the photo and see what you mean. Thanks SaptarshiC.
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