With no desire to bring you down, yet our walk from Great Yarmouth to Gorleston beach was mostly undertaken in blue light. There was a heavy fog. Temperatures below freezing. But in the early dawn, it was wondrously quiet!!! We enjoyed it. I hope you will too.
That fog makes even the power station look ethereal
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Looking downriver to the ONE ship in port
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The Vos Glory
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A sad-looking gull; no one out fishing today
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The sun attempts to shine through but the clouds aren’t having it
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The lighthouse… it overlooks the river’s pool (where the ships turn)
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A solitary turnstone; he prefers the sparse findings on the pier to those on the beach. Why? Cos the tide is high
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Have you ever seen that sea so quiet? Oh, and look. Four hardy swimmers!
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Splash
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Colour. At last! Some beefy dog’s paw-prints in the sand
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What, more colour? Groynes, almost lost beneath the sand
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A lone marker
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People begin to appear… with dogs. Must be getting on for 10:00 am. Oh yes, so it is
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And the sun slips through the clouds
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While on the prom the beach huts remain shuttered until the summer
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A stately ascent…
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Frozen, the boating lake… pond… pool (for model yachts)
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This time of year, the gulls take to skating…
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Colour! The sun lights up the Pavilion Theatre. No pantomime this year
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And wildflowers bloom on the river’s side
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We then walked back to Great Yarmouth. Not a huge hike. About 6 or 7 miles. Since then the weather has been foul; essential shopping trips only. But next week… fingers crossed
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These are really great Crispina! Thank you! 🙂 ❤
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My pleasure. You know I take great delight in sharing my photos
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A beautiful collection of early morning blue for what turned out to be a beautiful day for you.
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It was a Happy New Year Day… 🙂
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Loved seeing all these pictures.
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🙂 Thank you
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You’re welcome 😉
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Thanks for sharing your photography. Here in central Ohio, the sun finally made an appearance after about 12 days hiding behind the overcast, gray clouds.
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Oh, we’ve had lots of grey skies since. But the grey blanket seems now to have cleared these past 3 days (it’s supposed to return again tomorrow)
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The Blues of winter are spectacular. I love the slow progression to colour.
Lovely, my friend.
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Thank you, good friend. And I got exercise, too!
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Double bonus!!
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Always. The exercise is my excuse to play truant from writing by taking the camera for a walk
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Hahaha! I love it. Miss Retired feeling a truant to her writing…
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But it’s true. I remember this battle when I was at college. Art versus Writing. And writing won. I suppose now I have a few books published, and the next not far off ready, I’m allowed a little time to explore the visual
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I believe you. And I should think you definitely should be allowed…
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Plus there could be other things afoot… though I’m not sure the foot is involved
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This could very well be true.
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Or not. 🙂
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Haha! 😁
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Life moves on…
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That it does.
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🙂
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These images are gorgeous Crispina, lovely to look at and interesting to imagine the stories they tell.
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Thank you. It was a magical walk, even if it was through town, not across my favourite marshes
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I love the blue light — it looks positively magical! Like the whole world is under a spell. I’m impressed that you were able to capture it so well on “film” too; such effects don’t always translate well to photographs.
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Yea, I have some disappointments in that respect. I had to abandon several of the photos I took that day.
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That’s the great thing about digital photos, that you can take a MILLION and then choose the few that worked. The downside is that then you have to sift through a million shots to find the good ones, ouch!
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Saturday I returned with 400 on my Canon and another 50 on the phone. Two days processing, and I wanted to the close-up/details for today’s post
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Nice thank you 🙂
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🙂
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