Pilings by auntietk
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Here's another shot from my day at the beach with Randy.
I took this while standing under the Edmonds Oil Dock.
For those of you who aren't familiar with views like this, the dark green line that goes across all the pilings, the one that's just above my eye level, is the high water mark. We were there at low tide. If you want to hang out at the beach around here, you really need to check a tide chart!
Low tide that day was at 11:45 am, and this was probably taken at about noon. That's partly why the light is so harsh. It was also totally clouded over by that time. Hey - at least it wasn't raining!
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I went to dinner tonight with two of my nieces. What fun we had! :) (That's what I was doing this evening instead of commenting on your beautiful photographs!)
Comments (49)
I guess you wouldn't want to be there at High Tide. Wonderful shot, I like your composition.
I love this kind of shot. It's like being inside the workings of a big machine. Dinner with your nieces, eh? You say that so casually, as if that were more important than commenting on our images. And I thought we were friends.
I agree that dinner has priority...:)great POV and composition on this one...
Huge tidal change and excellent POV. Fantastic capture. Aloha
Great POV and Colours....Excellent work
Powerful photograph Tara, great POV too.Like a watermark visible perfectly.
Tara - this is a lovely shot. I light the compo and the pilings leading the eye deep into the image. Well done my friend. xx
This is super, Tara! Masses of super macros to be had with all those barnacles and weed worms!
Looks like someone needs to do a little barnacle-scrapin' there, darlin'... :o) Glad the weather was kind to you ... Thanks for bringing part of the day back to us. Nice perspective!
Interesting shot dear T, now get back to commenting :o)
superb capture
wow great pov on this it what makes the pic great , love the colours and textures too well done a great picture cj xx
Fantastic shot.
superb compo!
Oh Yessssss Tara..... absolutely gorgeous, such gorgeous postwork... I adore!
Brilliant POV choice and excellent postwork. Altogether a great shot! Mike
This is very nice Tara.....the iighting was perfect.
OH, you know how I love these kinds of shots, this is just wonderful, I want to go there, ~~ at low tide, of course!!
Looks like they could do with a tad of maintainence down below decks Tara, a bit of barnacle scraping wouldn't go amiss. I could help out and pick a few of those rocks up that seem to be in abundance. What do you mean by going out and enjoying yourself BEFORE commenting? I hope you had your camera with you lady, otherwise we might have to have a serious talk. roflmao. Hope you had a fantastic time, it sounds like you did. Excellent capture, and I agree with Marilyn, I want to ga as well. Bravo!!!!!
Great shot...
The refection of light by the clouds really gives a stark reality to this shot. Very nice... good find!
a really fine capture. the construction does not look very dependable to me. they should build a new one (leave the old one to photograph, however :-)
real good pov here. love the textures these old wood and sea stuff have on the wood
super shot Tara
First of all, commenting on our beautiful photographs should be the number one/numero uno priority in your life. Having dinner with your relatives is okay, but mustn't rival or surpass your obligation to your peers on Renderosity. That said, super POV and weather/ocean-beaten effects depicted in this stellar shot of the olde rickety pier pilings, Tara!
That's an excellent shot, looks like a professional shot to me!
lovely shot
Excellent image, I love the line of the high tide, but it kind of feels like looking under someone's skirt, doesn't it? Well done!
Wow what a shot! And what a substantial difference between low and high tide! O.o
Nice POV, depth, and wonderful geometrical lines