Neapolitan Huts

Norfolk again, but without a grain of sand or a cloud in sight. This photo is presented as shot, bar the white border which I've added post process. 

I was drawn to making this image by the colours, the lines, so many lines and shapes. I'm also always attracted to photos with a reduced palette, but disappointed that often a reduced palette means reduced vibrancy and that doesn't suit me, as I like colours to be loud! 

Overall, I'm really proud of this photo. I hope you can find something you like in it too.

 

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The Beach Huts on Holkham Beach seemed to be sinking into the ground. Sand covered the porches and doors. It was the job of one man and his dog, with their digger, to lift them up and place them on a wooden structure above the shifting ground level.

 

Here are two of my favourite huts from the beach.

 

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