beach

in the caleta beach, Cádiz. people used to be part of a natural landscape that fits perfectly with the tipical idea of the southern character of the town. Surrounded by the sea , Cádiz is a small town in the south of Spain where light ,colors, and joy are part of the main character.

Zandvoort is a small city in the Netherlands at the North sea. It was the first time I saw the sea and it impressed me in so many ways. I wanted to catch the whole scene with my camera and keep it as a memory. The storm clouds, the furious sea, the flying seagulls, and some people just hanging around... They all made the perfect mood I could imagine... If you are interested in my other works, please visit Overtoner Photography

Various angles, moods and colors of the sea on the North Shore of Hawaii. http://www.ClarkLittlePhotography.com

In beginning of January I went to Santa Monica beach. It was crowded. He was the only one I saw, who had stopped to watch the sea beyond the hassle.

Comme si rien ne c'était passé 4 ans et quelques mois après le Tsunami, la Thaïlande fait de nouveau rêver. Phuket, a la fois haut lieu touristique du pays et touchée de plein fouet par la vague est de nouveau inondée de vacanciers. Malgré le traumatisme de la catastrophe naturelle il semble que la vie ait ici repris son cours.

Venice - Lido, 2009 - My Holga and I on the beach. Strange atmosphere around us. Peculiar people on the sand. Mix of warm and cold colors in the air. I felt like I had been thrown back to the 60's. Took some shots. And here they are!

In Tayrona National Natural Park, in Santa Marta, Colombia, the recycling culture and the enviroment conservation is part of the place. A natural reserve located in the Caribean ocean that mixes awesome beaches, clear rivers and bluest skies with cool people, deep vegetation and great energy. There you can find the highest snow mountain near to the ocean " La sierra nevada de Santa Marta". The reserve is home of the "Tayronas", the natives that have lived there for years. Smart and kind people with a vision beyond everything.

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Brighton Beach in Brooklyn was named "Little Odessa" due to many of its residents having come from Odessa, Ukraine. After the Siege of Odessa in 1941, over 25.000 people were killed and 35.000 more were deported. Many of the city’s Jew emigrated to the US and settled in the Little Odessa. It is today one of the largest Russian communities outside Moscow. As if the ocean would bring memories and objects from their past, the beach becomes a space for meditation and exploration in time. http://www.mathilderousselgiraudy.com/

AN ORDINARY DAY IN AN ORDINARY BEACH