Watch That First Step!!! by beachzz
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It was low tide the day I was walking along the bay. This dock was just as low as it looks and I did NOT try to walk down it. With my luck, I would've gone for a swim!!
Comments (21)
Great perspective...off toward a vanishing point. This leads the eye through the depth of field. Very nice!
I'd go flat on my ass too, i have an uncanny knack of falling in places like this :)...Nice shot of this gang plank Maz!
Nice POV! Looks like a fall from the top would not end well! :)
Great view!
That's a REALLY low tide! You could have used it for a slide.... :) Great shot!
"help I fallen and can not get up" lol That how I be too if I try to walk this.
Great perspective! My kids would have gone that with their skateboards. ;o) Then I'd have to go after them to rescue them. I agree, I wouldn't want to go down that, either.
lovely perspective and view!
Form with a wheelchair... cool Pov
Oh, come on! LOL! That's what the non-slip surface and the handrails are for. :) Great pov - love the shot!
Ahhhh you and your dizzy heights again! lol great POV Marilyn!
I hope the non-skid holds on the way down!!! Nice perspective!!!
Strangely compelling, I'm drawn towards the water........
It looks easy and simple but thats when it happens...... Stay safe... Aloha
try it on roller blades....;)
Uh! Take care...;)
or go boom wonderful capture enjoy your weekend warm hug, Linda
Would be a dip in the river for sure
Excellent POV
Looks a bit precarious this ramp Marilyn :o)..Like the viewpoint Mick
docks and sea-shores always have such visual drama. Here you got the drama of those rail-lines moving down to the water & the ramp emptying too. And the texture of the ramp is a nice contrast too. A nice study in abstract forms, even though it's very real and present. So, when the tide rises, does the dock submerge? Does the ramp go partly underwater? I know nothing of these things. (I was in Maine once, and the tide rose so high & fast I swore half of New England disappeared. That's an exaggeration, but coming from the Midwest, what did I know!) From all you've showed us of this water, I can't believe people swim here: It eats up whole tracts of land...isn't it a little tricky doing the backstroke in this stuff???