STORMY AFTERNOON

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I spent most of the day in my usual chair, in front of the PC screen, busy organizing photographs for future posts. The weather was gray and dull, uniformly cloudy, so I wasn't interested in whatever was going on in the great world outside my house. Not until the late afternoon, when a pretty strong wind started blowing ...

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... and my mood got revitalized by the change of the weather.

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I sat in the car and drove to the nearest beach.

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The place was nice and desolate.

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The waves on the shore weren't impressive ...

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... because this part of the bay is well sheltered from the northern wind ...

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... but I could see more action on the surface of the deeper water further towards the horizon ...

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... and on the sand around me. I tried to photograph the movement of the sand, but it wasn't visible in the motionless shot, so I decided to take a series of photographs to make a GIF later at home.

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Here is the photograph. The sand brought by the wind is kinda visible, but barely.

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When I put the photographs in the animated GIF, I was satisfied with the scene.

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Here you can see some lovely orange lights ...

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... on one of the apartment buildings that grew on the beach two decades ago.

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Here you can see the same lights in a slightly different composition that includes the spherical streetlamp. I like this second version better. In the following photograph ...

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... you can take another look at the shore.

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And that's it. I spent only half an hour there on the beach, so ...

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... so, this post ends here - THE END.

AS ALWAYS IN THESE POSTS ON HIVE, THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MY WORK.

STORMY AFTERNOON | Ecency