Visiting northern Denmark in late fall, you might as well expect "poor" weather, strong gusty winds and a continuous rainfall. All you can hope for are certain variations in rain-intensity! A walk on the beach with the desire to take some pictures turns to a bit of a challenge then. To be be crudely exposed to the elements, to fight them, holding on to that umbrella that keeps the camera from harm, it's quite an experience!
These images are from Kjul Beach, just outside the town of Hirtshals, known for its fishing harbour, oil rig services and plenty of ferry connections to Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
(And yes, even in fall nicer weather can occur, at times. Times though, when I'm not around it seems...)
These images are from Kjul Beach, just outside the town of Hirtshals, known for its fishing harbour, oil rig services and plenty of ferry connections to Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
(And yes, even in fall nicer weather can occur, at times. Times though, when I'm not around it seems...)
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