It was early morning – just after sunrise – on the beach in Maine. It was low tide and I saw a large expanse of sand with lines of waves coming in. This is how this scene looked in black and white.
There are more photos here.
It was early morning – just after sunrise – on the beach in Maine. It was low tide and I saw a large expanse of sand with lines of waves coming in. This is how this scene looked in black and white.
There are more photos here.
Meg Travels 
PERFECT!!!
:-)
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Thank you Marina!
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Yes, I agree the black and white processing does make it look more serene…sure wish I was there right now instead of behind a desk♥
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It was very tranquil – I’d like to go back too!
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The sand looks so smooth, beautiful!
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I liked the texture of the sand – it really did look smooth!
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That’s very effective in black and white, I like it.
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I thought it showed the movement of the waves – thanks Lorna!
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Very nice!
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Thank you so much Stacia!
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Subtle and striking. Nice, Meg!
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I really appreciate your comment Ruth – thank you!
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Lots of textures.
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That’s what I thought – there’s the water as well as the sand!
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Well done
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Thanks Sharon!
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What a pretty shot, Meg. :)
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Thank you Jo – I’m so glad you liked it!
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I like how each section has a different texture. Pretty in black and white!
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It really seemed as though the water was in segments! Thank you Elisa. :)
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Reblogged this on Black and White Weekly Photo Challenge Entries.
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Thank you so much Sonel!
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Great take on the challenge Meg. Beautiful shot and thanks for taking part and for sharing. Much appreciated. :D
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This week’s challenge was a lot of fun – thank you!
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So much water movement in your image! Where in Maine is this?
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It is from York, Maine and I was amazed by the activity too!
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