Most of my photography is somewhere near water; the sea and lakes. I guess there is something about a place where water meets land that frees my creative juices... Anyway here are some recent examples.

Cheers,

Remco

1. Big Sky, low tide


2. Sea shells galore


3. Human intervention


4. Flow


5. Fancy a swim?


6. A quite moment...

[Tako Kichi]

Some really nice shots there.

[IowaBoy]

Very nice set of photos. The first & oh my the last one are outstanding.

[taks]

Great series Beautiful skies too.

[TedH42]

Great shots. Very well structured and clean, with nice color.

[Mr. Ed]

Very nice. Last one is my favorite.

[DW58]

Each one share's the same atmospheric look. Great job.

[ozwald]

Very nice series. I like the way intersecting pylons in 4 effectively form an horizon which otherwise would have been difficult to discern.

[Janse]

Beautiful series, I like them all!

[Fries]

Some really nice shots there.

Thanks Larry! I just searched for some impressions of the area you call home and you sure have a fair share of shorelines.

Very nice set of photos. The first & oh my the last one are outstanding.

Thanks! The last one sadly has a tad to much noise for my taste. (I still like it though.) Perhaps a K-1 will solve such problems in the future.

Great series Beautiful skies too.

Taks, thank you! I generally check the weather and the clouds before I commit my self to this sort of photo's.

Great shots. Very well structured and clean, with nice color.

Ted, thank you very much!

Very nice. Last one is my favorite.

Ed, thank you!

Each one share's the same atmospheric look. Great job.

Thanks! Perhaps it has to do with the fact that used ND-filters for all of them.

Very nice series. I like the way intersecting pylons in 4 effectively form an horizon which otherwise would have been difficult to discern.

Wally, thank you! There are lots and lots of old pylons on this spot. They tried to create new land with them.

Beautiful series, I like them all!

Ha, thanks for liking them all Janse!

Cheers,

Remco

[volley]

Once again a great series, Remco! I fully understand your fascination of the coast ... wish I would have more opportunities to shoot there.

[Tako Kichi]

Thanks Larry! I just searched for some impressions of the area you call home and you sure have a fair share of shorelines.

Oh yes! This county is surrounded by water on three sides. We have Lake St. Clair to the north, the Detroit River to the west and Lake Erie to the south. I live about 2 km north of the Lake Erie shoreline and it extends north-eastward from here for about 330 kms.

[Fries]

Once again a great series, Remco! I fully understand your fascination of the coast ... wish I would have more opportunities to shoot there.

Thanks! I sympathize with your wish to have more opportunities Norbert! I have lots of beautiful locations nearby, but it seems my working hours are only increasing with very predictable consequences for my photography. But on the up side my employer gave me the chance to shoot my first, small, documentary (video) on Vlieland; one of the smaller islands in the Waddensea with a strong emphasis on the landscape and nature. And for most of that I've used my trusted Pentax equipment!

Oh yes! This county is surrounded by water on three sides. We have Lake St. Clair to the north, the Detroit River to the west and Lake Erie to the south. I live about 2 km north of the Lake Erie shoreline and it extends north-eastward from here for about 330 kms.

Looks like we are both blessed with ample opportunities to photographically exploit what nature has to offer Tako! That is a lot of shoreline close by.

Cheers,

Remco

[Kerrowdown]

Just love the big skies and the feeling of awesomeness in this series.

[Fries]

Just love the big skies and the feeling of awesomeness in this series.

Thanks Kerrowdown! As there are no mountains between the sky and the ground in my neck of the woods (we do have some woods) having a big sky often is rather mandatory for my photography to thrive.