Beachmere At Dawn
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CathyGray
November 02, 2015
WAW how did you find so nice tree ?I adore the colors and specialy the reflection! Great!
Mother_Nature
November 03, 2015
Excellent Capture-Evokes emotions well and the reflection is wonderful Thank you for sharing
lisarangelscharlau
January 30, 2016
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brianrojophotography
March 24, 2016
This seemingly simple coastal photograph has a lot to look at after in-depth focus. The composition is curious with its alignments and low tide pools along the beach. And, looking closer at the horizon just below a setting sun, the distant land mass indicates the opposite shore can not be too far. But, then there's the thin grey (silver) rise at the water-horizon that seems to indicate a wave is on the way. This makes no sense if the opposite shore is truly not very distant. So what's causing this possible wave at dusk with a calm clear sky? Or, is it in fact a wave? Is it a seawall? Is it a jetty? Is it just discoloration of the water surface in the distance? Ultimately, the answers are not important. This photograph has enticed me to look with a critical eye, as it has graced my attention beyond being just a magnificent sunset. And, this is what makes photography such an essential art, for it teaches us to look at the world around us, thereby cultivating a greater understanding, even if only incremental.
However, I do really want to know why this tree is dead?
However, I do really want to know why this tree is dead?
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