Two people are spending time at the end of a road, overlooking the North Sea, covered by gorgeous clouds, almost at the same hours as my picture yesterday.
They seem to have claimed their personal piece of land on the globe, separated from all the other people who are spending time on the beach.
I wonder how they found the spot. If they're regulars here, or just went exploring, are travelling, are Dutch, or from the other side of the world.
As for me: I live close by this beach, but rarely visit it. I did today. So I'm a new visitor, but can compare with all the other beaches close I do know. Were I visiting from the other side of the world I would have been surprised by all the windmills around, and would not have known how the piece of land the two people in the picture spend time on is created land.
Yes, created land.
They are spending time on what used to be the ocean. The piece of land they now feel safe on used to be water only two years ago.
Do they know or don't they?
MORE MONOCHROMES:
- Monochrome Series: North-Coast of the Scottish Highlands
- Monochrome Series: North-Coast of the Scottish Highlands II
- [PHOTO] Taking pictures through dirty train windows #9
- Monochrome Series: Triangle Landscape
- Monochrome Series: the beauty of graveyards
- A photographer's guilty pleasure: shameless edits
- Monochrome Series: The road ahead is empty
- [PHOTO] The horse wonders
- Monochrome Series: Nature's textures
- Monochrome Series: Nature's minimalism (and some digital sketches)
- Monochrome Series: A photographer waiting for the bus
- Monochrome Series: Opposites
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