I've had to cheat once more, and use software to greyscale an image, and enhance it a little. The image below shows wet sand at Port Eynon beach, on the Gower Peninsula. It was taken a couple of years ago.
I took the shot for no other reason than the fact that I like the pattern left in the sand, by the receding tide. If you fancy joining in, visit Monochrome Maniacs, the brainchild of Aileni.
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Just the kind of picture I love and I don't mind how you arrived at - old purist that I am. You should sign in on the Linky so others can appreciate your work.
Thanks, Aileni. I was in the process of signing on the Linky when you commented, but got distracted by rampaging pets.
That's a great shot and I love the patterns on the sand. Truly beautiful.
Hi Siani,
Port Eynon beach looks lovely, I too like to see the ripples in the sand.
Reminds me of a cobbled street....
P.S. I am glad this has resolved it's self..
Love the texture ..
Lovely shot, it looks great in mono. :-)
That's lovely Siani! I'm sure it was almost monochrome in the original, so this works great.
Thanks for your comment on mine. Yes, it could well be familiar to you - I took it somewhere in Uplands, though I can't remember exactly where at the moment.
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