Today I am completing my photo story about a walk along the shores of the Gulf of Finland in late March.
I was moving along the beach, and the sun was lower and lower above the horizon.
The sun was barely breaking through the clouds.
But at the same time, the sun painted the clouds orange.
I was struck by the root of a pine tree standing on the shore.
My hands froze from the wind and barely obeyed me.
In front of me was a puddle on the beach, into which the waves overtook the water.
The landscape around was getting colder.
On the shore among the stones were concrete sleepers. I wonder what they can do here.
Perhaps in this place they were somehow used to launch boats into the water.
And at one point I realized that the battery of my camera was completely discharged. I was even a little happy because now I could warm my hands.
I thought that even though my hands were frozen, I would continue to shoot more.
Going back along the beach, I first warmed my hands, and then still continued to shoot on the phone.
I hope you were interested in this photo walk.
Nikon D5000 + Sigma AF 17-50
I strongly recommend to open the photo in a separate tab to appreciate it.
