If there is a sea, then there is sand. I can't say the same about pines. Someone will talk about palm trees. No, palm trees do not grow here, they are just cold in the north. But pines have another advantage. In addition to the fact that they tolerate cold well and decorate the shores of the Baltic Sea, they provide many benefits for a person who breathes sea air in a pine forest.
The wind brings ions from the sea surface into the forest, and pines enrich them with their phytoncides. Such air is very useful for human health, especially if he has problems with his lungs.
The playground on the sandy shore is a real health facility. Active rest for kids, a walk for young mothers by the sea, what else is needed for good health?
The seagulls are getting bolder every year. If earlier they simply picked up leftover food on the sand, now they actively ask for food and even get angry when they are not given.
Of course, not only pines grow here. Many different deciduous trees found their place here. Cherry blossoms are now blooming on the shore. Lots of spring and summer scents.
A bit of surrealism in the post...
These pine trees did not fit into the lens, I did not want to go all the way to the water, and I made vertical panoramas.
These pine trees did not fit into the lens, I did not want to go all the way to the water, and I made vertical panoramas.
There are still few people, it is still a little cool and bird tracks are preserved in the sand. Usually there are more traces of people.
And everywhere we were accompanied by seagulls. In fact, I like to shoot them in flight and on the sand. These are rather graceful birds with good forms. Of course, they make a lot of noise ... but this can be tolerated.
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| Camera | Sony A6000 |
| Lens | Helios-44-2 |
| Location | Russia |
| Post-production | in LR |
Manual processing in Lightroom