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Drift wood, shadows on the beach
Shadow’s on the beach
Nigel Borrington
I took this image back in November on a beach walk, I found the shadows from this drift wood very attractive but then wondered what came first the foot prints or the wood ?
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January 13, 2015 | Categories: Comment, Gallery, Landscape | Tags: beach photography, Beach shadows, black and white, Drift wood, Landscape Photography, Nigel Borrington | 2 Comments