Have A Seat by beachzz
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I was walking on another part of the Eel River today, about 30 miles south of my usual spots. The river gets wide and curvy here and as I came around one of those curves, there was this chair just sitting on the bank. Looks like a pretty nice place to sit and rest a spell, doesn't it?
Comments (13)
Nice composition Marilyn
Good shot. I have to ask, what's the view from the chair? Whatever the view, this is kind of like the favorite type of photo we all like around here, ...the 'ubiquitous' park bench.
subtile and beautifull x 5+
I'd be tempted to take it home! All sorts of questions spring to mind...how did it get there? Why? Who owned it?.......etc.
Does look like a great place to rest, nice capture Marilyn
Did You Sit and rest a spell I bet you did :)...nice find and capture
Enigmatic find and great capture!
It is curious,but it help isn´t? and looks good....Great find and beautiful capture.
superb picture!!!
Thankx, don't mind if I do... Terrific profile, contrast and shadow work in this remarkable find, Maz! Love that background gravel texture.
Right up until the sun warms that seat up and you come away with griddle marks on the backs of your legs. :-) Yup, nice comfy shot.
and enjoy wonderful capture warm hug, Linda
the kind of shot that inspires stories...(giving me ideas...) It's real photographer stuff, because it's the kind of slice of life that only photographers feel and sense; your eye finds what other eyes walk past. And it's pretty amazing against all the gravel and that big swath of emerald sea behind it. Amazing it was just there, not turned over, like it was put there by the Department of Parks. A lot of great photographers made careers from captures like these...Nice composition too, the shadow & light at the bottom, and the top of the chair just under the water line...nice visual thinking on your part.