Ian Bramham's Photoblog
Living next to the Sea
Posted by Ian Bramham (Manchester, United Kingdom) on 9 September 2007 in Architecture and Portfolio.
How wonderful to live so close top nature at its most elemental - this house on the beach at Morfa Nefyn in North Wales fascinated me. I couldn't help wondering what they felt at night lying in bed when a really bad storm was brewing feet from their window...
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Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
I would sell my...well maybe not my soul, but Gosh how I'd love to live there! And may I say, PERFECT Compo...did the wall really curve like that? or did your genius shaped it a bit? Either way: magnificent!!!!!!!
I'd also love to see it in colour if you ever feel like showing it LOL
9 Sep 2007 9:53am
@Lorraine: glad you liked it Lorraine - I'll post the colour version on Tuesday for you to see :-)
The curve to the sea wall is quite common in the UK and is supposed to deflect the energy of the waves.
Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States
great composition and great timing to catch that wave mid-crash.
9 Sep 2007 1:14pm
Lost Valley View from Kamloops, British Columbia (west coast), Canada
This is FANATASTIC! I like the B&W focus!!! This is a perfect capture of the wave against the breakwall and I took wondered before I read your walls what the individuals in the home must feel when the sea is stormy.
9 Sep 2007 2:50pm
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