A small object embedded in the beach caught my eye. The sun was low enough to cast a shadow of the object and the circular indentation added shape to the composition. Finally, the pool of water allowed a hint of reflection of the shape.
Somewhere on a beach in Oregon.
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A beach somewhere
Nikon Z8
Feather and Kelp
It was a great day at the beach;
We built castles and played on the surf.
It’s time to leave, and I have to pee.
Mom’s all packed and ready to go;
Little brother is in the stroller.
But sometimes you just gotta pee.
Everybody is unhappy;
Mom is mad and brother is crying.
And I’m lookin’ for a place to pee.
The bathhouse is too far away;
I have to do this while folks walk by.
But sometimes you just gotta pee !
— Don Simmons
Wet Rocks
Heading onto the beach at Bamburgh with the X100F — a photograph of movement and direction rather than a formal portrait. Beach light in Northumberland is wide and even; shooting into the light at this angle silhouettes the figure against the sand and sea, and monochrome holds the tonal range from the bright sky to the foreground shadow without compromise. See the Northumbrian Summer series on IJM Photography.
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Image was taken with a Leica D-Lux Type 109 compact camera
Image taken with a Leica D-Lux Type 109 compact camera
Image taken with a Leica D-Lux Type 109
Monochromia 
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