Peace,
Good People on Hive, passionate photographers and Black&White photo color fan, how are you doing?
The current week has started with all the fun and excitement the bloggers like the majority of hivian expect during the last week of January.
In this edition of the black and white photo challenge, I would like to share with the reader this unique moment when you capture and hold in the time the dark shape on the ground.
My entry in the #monomad challenge is shadow of the cameraman on the beach looking for the beauty on the land.
It was around 11Am on the Ocean side of town. I was already at the beach for almost three hours. I had the time to photo walk for hours, and it was the perfect time to look for shadow on the sand.
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I was not luck at that hour many have already moved under a bungalow, or they are heading back to the hospitality area far from the waves.
The sun was getting stronger as time passes. I hold my camera fixing this suddenly too quiet place and I realized the empty space was not free of target.
If you can see the black shape on the sand, you will conclude easily that the sun behind the photographer was quite high in the sky.
The crabs also disappeared from the beach. I had rarely seen the sand on the beach so uniform and undisturbed by any life form.
The sand have been shaped in the way like a crowed was in the spot an hour or two before I reached the place. It is generally the soccer players in this area who cause such disturbance on the sand.
Here go...
I defined my new target, and pushing the camera button to capture these photos was a moment of curiosity.
What will happen if I see the dark shape on the ground move after I took the photo.
Will it be a magic power unrevealed, deeply hidden in my person?
I took great pleasure to capture these moments of shadow observation at the beach. Despite the sunlight heat growing higher each minute, I was not disturbed by the sweat and the fume coming up my clothes.
It was a special series of shots, shared in the community for your appreciation.
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I took the photos above with my Huawei Nova smartphone camera, all the pictures and the words are mine.
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Camera: Huawei Nova
Lens A: 48 MP, f/1.8, 26mm (wide), 1/2.0", 0.8µm, PDAF
Lens B: 16 MP, f/2.2, (wide)
2 MP, f/2.4, (macro)
2 MP, f/2.4, (depth)
Features LED flash, HDR, panorama
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Also, participants have submitted their entry in the contest Here
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