Sauble Beach

You've got an amazing portfolio... this is another cracker... inspiring stuff for the rest of us that you leave behind in the dust ; )

'signs of time'. aint we all nostalgic?

A great shot.

I would prefer to see the bikini model closer and the big ugly american gas guzzeler away from the camera.

Just my preference though.

I really love your work, it's some of the most beautiful black & white work I've seen on this site! You've certainly mastered it.. good job!

It is a very beautiful photo. And this ugly American car is just in place, imo. I want to believe that it is a candid shot, that the girl is alone, and that she was the driver. A man wouldn't stop in the sand or left the car covers and doors open. Is she in a bad mood, lying a little unnatural - not to look at the sea? Or all this was staged and ordered by some magazine? Blago

This was a candid shot, but as I recall there were other people with her.

I like this very much, please keep posting more pictures :)

 

Simone

Ian, I didn't know Michigan was in Canada. Thanks for the geography update. :) Great story telling shot regardless of location. Best, LM.

Relocated to the correct side of Lake Huron. The photo uploaded just before this must have had a Michigan location. Thanks for pointing out my geographical displacement.

I think your portfolio is groovy. Way groovy! Raucous, juicy, hilarious--and very, very real. Thank you.

Yeah, that's it: groovy. "How often you do hear anybody say that around here?" (George Hansen [Jack Nicholson] in _Easy Rider_)

 

Groovy shot, Ian. Very groovy.

Hi Ian, oh I adore this image. It looks so realistic a bit like a dream and at the same time it has someting dreamy that is not from this earth. I love the composition, the open parts of the car and the fact that the car is so near to the see and pointed to the sea and the lady away from the sea, a wonderfull combination in a wonderfull composition leading to an image with a very strong and strange mood and impact.