taken in essex on sea front.
mike hawthorne
fishing in southend
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Re: fishing in southend
Great picture with touch of classics. When in b&w, I love the white, and when in color I love the black. This one fits right into my taste with loads of white.
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Re: fishing in southend
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I like the white keyish approach and the sparsity in the image. Usually it is a crowd on the
beach or a single subject. This one portrays more than one subject in a clean, non fussy way,
to me.
Sury
I like the white keyish approach and the sparsity in the image. Usually it is a crowd on the
beach or a single subject. This one portrays more than one subject in a clean, non fussy way,
to me.
Sury
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Re: fishing in southend
I really like the indistinct horizon. (Perhaps even non-existent horizon. That's the way it appears on my monitor)

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