At the bottom of peninsula cliffs looking toward White Point or Pt. Fermin in San Pedro.Check out all of Alieni's Monochrome Weekly submissions here.
Beach rocks detail (in color) - with something that does not belong.
At the bottom of peninsula cliffs looking toward White Point or Pt. Fermin in San Pedro.Beach rocks detail (in color) - with something that does not belong.
19 comments:
The cliffs look so dramatic in monochrome!
Great details, I liked a lot the composition of the second shot!
You are so talented my friend!
Well done
Léia
Early Hitchcock.
Great shot !
As for the golf ball, well that probably was not such a great shot. LOL
Makes me think of fossils.
Super monochrome.
I had to enlarge the 2nd photo to spot the thing that does not belong. Someone will have a tricky shot getting out of there!
You sure pick the spots. Breathtaking shot. Just beautiful.
Very nice monochrome. Beach and water scenes are made for b+w. How'd that golf ball get there?
The B&W gives the shot a timeless feel. The first one I mean. The second...well, someone's aim is a little off.
I love B & W landscapes - nice pics.
I am 99% certain I have a photo of me holding up a starfish at this very place....much look it up.
I have to type 'flottsi' for my word verification; reminds me of flotsam and jetsam.
Lovely in BW
yahoo! Trash Tuesday
Love these two images together as a diptych. The first photo makes you aware of how monochromatic the second photo is. They play well off each other.
(sometimes when I open up a post I get a little esthetic jump. Happened here)
Marvelous study in gray. Very nice photo indeed.
I like the creative way that you got me to enlarge the 2nd picture. How easily the foreign item was missed in the small size.
Always something to be found on a beach - you just have to look for it, and not everyone does.
Nifty. Nature in a kinda rough and tumble sort of way.
I'm thinking that I wish I could see this in person. It's beautiful, Tash. I'm with, PA, it's real eye candy, the expensive kind.
If you had said this was a European coastline, I would have believed it.
Really wonderful shot.
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