Actually, it is the same beach as below, the one in Virginia Beach, except under completely different lighting conditions and time of day.

Oh and I’d like to add that the haziness in the photos is not caused by some kind of post production thing I added. I got salt spray on the lens and there was a bit of an effect.  OK, I just amplified it:

Oh and I love umbrellas, in case that wasn’t already obvious.

I used to be a movie freak.  I loved movies.  I mean I still love really good movies, like real classics, but I don’t like movies these days.  I guess that sounds kind of snobby or stupid, but when I go to the movies, it is usually to see some movies with other people.

I have two favorite movies of all time.  One is A Room with a View and the other is the Queen.  I’m also quite a fan of Scandinavian cinema, like Lars Von Trier and Ingmar Bergman.  I mean Ingmar’s old black and white work and Lars, when his work was slightly less disturbing and weird than it is now.

I do find it curious though that so many of my photos end up looking like movie stills, being that I am not a huge movie person.

Like does this not look like an establishing shot from some kind of Scandinavian movie?:

And then I guess this could be the end of the hypothetical Scandinavian movie that involves shadows and beaches:

And then this big fire ball eats us all:

A little bit Callebotte?  What do you think?:

Water Gods.  The story of good looking young people who like to surf.  And be bad!!!  (Just kidding).

A few dry land gods:

But some people don’t:

Surf it up my friends.  I’m not sure if I’d ever be able to do this:

They just inherently know how.  No, this is no longer Cayman, rather Virginia Beach, this past Memorial Day weekend.

Let’s have the noble beast:

And noble beasts inherently know what their most excellent angles are:

I’m Bill Cunningham it up, even in the Caymans:

No really.  These are the corporate headquarters of companies like Caterpillar and Stanley Tools: