Sunset, Muriwai Beach, NZ. Image: Su Leslie, 2018
Muriwai Beach is a place to which I return again and again. It is the closest west coast (and therefore surf) beach to home, but the attraction lies more in its illusion of endlessness, and the spectacular sunsets so often seen there.
Last night was no exception.
Editing the shot, I accidentally found a new feature in Snapseed which re-lit it as a scene more closely resembling early morning.
A trick of the light? Muriwai Beach, New Zealand. Image: Su Leslie, 2018
Other variations on the edit suggest (to me) not only different times of day, but perhaps different seasons. What do you think?
The task for this week’s Daily Post Photo Challenge is to find variations on a theme.
As an aside, I found this quote by the great American photographer Dorothea Lange. I’m not sure I agree, but it is certainly food for thought.
“Pick a theme and work it to exhaustion… the subject must be something you truly love or truly hate.” — Dorothea Lange
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