Ah, Meg. I’m just a nosy person with my camera at the ready, And this young man suddenly composed himself so nicely, trying to soothe his very fractious babe. The sunshade was doing nothing for said infant at all.
Wonderful shot. The composition is superb, and the colours so vibrant. I long for a sunny beach day amidst the endless wind and grey skies we’re having, so thank you for this vicarious touch of summer.
It was a very sleepy sea when we were there – very shallow too. You could wade way out in it. As to shorts and brolly – they were v. well matched weren’t they.
Simply superb shot.
Thanks, Ark 🙂
A magistral touch of colour on a magnificent landscape…..
Grazie, Anna.
😀 and a diaper 🙂 There is always an element (or in most cases) of surprise in your photos. Wonderful, Tish. You are so lovely to play with me.
You are the best of playmates too. So full of good ideas to get me going…
Striking!
Fabulous image 🙂
Beautiful!
Thank you, Kendall. A few of your colours in this post 🙂
Welcome! I agree!
I almost could think this posed it’s so perfect: a symphony in red and blues. But then I remember you’ve taken it, and you’re an image-conjuror.
Ah, Meg. I’m just a nosy person with my camera at the ready, And this young man suddenly composed himself so nicely, trying to soothe his very fractious babe. The sunshade was doing nothing for said infant at all.
Wonderful shot. The composition is superb, and the colours so vibrant. I long for a sunny beach day amidst the endless wind and grey skies we’re having, so thank you for this vicarious touch of summer.
So sweet 🙂
Love that splash of red against the dark blue. Such a sweet scene.
Thank you, Sue.
Fantastic colours, and is that an old fashioned cloth nappy?
It could well be!
Such a cool shot!
Thank you, Gilly.
Do you suppose he deliberately chose those shorts to match the parasol? What strikes me about this image is the lack of waves.
It was a very sleepy sea when we were there – very shallow too. You could wade way out in it. As to shorts and brolly – they were v. well matched weren’t they.
Looks like a lake!
This is such a wonderful photo, full of story and colour.
Thank you, Ann.