The Slumbering Dragon on the Seashore

Landscape Photography at sunset. This creative perspective was taken along the shoreline on the town of Valley's side of the bridge across the Inland Sea n...
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Landscape Photography at sunset. This creative perspective was taken along the shoreline on the town of Valley's side of the bridge across the Inland Sea near Holyhead on the Isle of Anglesey , a beautiful shingle and sand inlet which is a Haven for feeding birds all year around. Taken at a relatively low POV with a tilted angle to get the interesting definition in the sand as well as to exentuate the depth oand leading lines throughout the image. Why is it called , ' The Slumbering Dragon on the Seashore'? Well , if you look at the hedgerow carefully it does have an appearance of the upper body and head of a sleepy green dragon , and it was my youngest daughter whom spotted it the first time she visited the beach at the age of 5 as we began to head onto the beach from the footpath. " Can we go on the beach today , Mummy?" , she enquired a little anxiously. " Of Course , why not?" , I replied . " Because there's a dragon sleeping there and I wouldn't want to wake him up if he's tired", was her concerned reply ( her nickname has always been Grandma as her maturity has always far exceeded her age). Her mind was put at rest but ever since then we have called a walk to this cove , a trip to visit the Slumbering Dragon . It seems to be that there are dragons everywhere , but being Wales you would expect nothing else.Nature Abstract Art Composition
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