Our Olhanese apartment block is not aesthetically pleasing from the outside, however inside it is fabulous as are the sea views from the balcony and roof. No wonder we return here year after year. A couple of years ago, when we were in an apartment closer to the sea, I decided to attempt to take a photograph at the same time every day.
After a day or two I struggled to make it exactly the same time and after a week or two I may have missed a day or two. Looking back into the archives though I see for about a month I did take a daily photograph. For some reason I have never got round to sharing the gallery, but then last weekend Jude at Travel Talk invited us to study light and how it changes over time and I immediately thought of my balcony views.
To be honest I think Jude was hoping we were returning to the same location at different times during the same day to compile our six shots. It is a bit of a challenge though for me to achieve that during Covid-19, specially when I am still in England! However I am hoping the next six photographs of the changing light of the same view over a period of time will do just as well. Interestingly the tide seems to affect how close the lighthouse appears as much as the light and the weather. Do you have a favourite?
What a wonderful place. It’s amazing how different somewhere can look depending on the weather.
That’s so true.
Just gorgeous. Even the grayish day is quite beautiful in its own way. I love the tide changes and I tend to take a lot of those types of shots myself. Beaches are forever changing.
Thank you so much, miss watching these tidal changes
It is amazing how the same shot can be so different because of light.. 😉
Love the changes . . I’d get so bored without light and weather changes
I think it’s very interesting to see the same scene at the same time every day. My favourite has to be the top one – beautiful colours.
I think everyone loves that sunset 🙂
I love how the water turns to silver in the main picture – stunning!