
Although I demoted the above from Blip status - the chosen one for the day - I still quite like it. There is something about the flat light, the low cliffs and extending foreshore with its darks
of seaweed and lights of water and chalk that I'll return to. I came across the painting below - on the southside of the Isle of Thanet - that has something of the same quality but with a much
warmer evening light in October.

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