This is my favorite local beach, just 6 miles from my home.- "Dr. Von D. Mizell-Eula Johnson State Park" (formerly called "John U. Lloyd State Park"). Because it is a state park, it is a lot more natural than many of the other beaches in our county. Once you pay a small entrance fee, this part of the beach is seldom crowded and parking is much easier than most other beaches in the city.
Great viewpoint.Looks lovely.Funny I don't think of that type of location for Florida.My vision of it is all hotels and apartment along a main road with a strip of sand alongside it.Gues I've been watching too many movies
@dutchothotmailcom@randystreat@ludwigsdiana@jamibann@ingrid01@ziggy77@brillomick@wendyfrost@phil_howcroft@haskar@katford Thank you so much for your comments on my beach photo. At this particular beach, after leaving the parking lot, you walk on a raised boardwalk through a wooded area to the dunes. As you are crossing the dunes, you get your first peek at the water. When you reach the top, the ocean lies wide in front of you. I love that unfolding view and tried to capture it in my photo.
@delboy207 Thank you for your comments on my beach photo. Actually, you are quite correct. Most of the beaches here in South Florida are right behind hotels or along streets lined with shops and restaurants. That's one of the reasons why I love this beach so much. It's in an area that is protected and kept quite natural as a state park-- no hotels, shops, or restaurants nearby.
We are partnered again this week. I'm suggesting you take a photo which uses symmetry to create harmony and balance. Parts of the composition should mirror other parts.
@suez1e Hi, Sue. Thank you for my challenge. For your challenge this week how about photographing food as if you are photographing for printing in a food magazine.
