The recent Saharan dust and pollution from the European continent - born upon the UK by southerly winds - was largely replaced by clean air from the West today. Unfortunately, with that came a change in the weather. Still, that didn't stop Nic, Dolly (the dog), and I from taking a lengthy walk along the beach at Rye, East Sussex, as the Atlantic front began to roll in.
Typical black and white photography weather, I felt at the time. There isn't much to photograph in the way of sweeping vistas with such light, but there are a number of features on the beach itself that make suitable subjects to poke a lens at; the remains of these wooden groynes, for instance.
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor. 1/250 second at f/11. ISO 400
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