Coming And Going by beachzz
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When you walk on the beach, there's no such thing as a straight line. You wander in one direction, then turn around and find something else to look at. Between my dog and me, we were pretty loopy!!
Comments (14)
Wonderful lines wandering off into the distance; I love these footsteps in the sand. Well seen and great capture!
Oh this is glorious Marilyn... I love footprint images and have a load of them that I snapped in namibia... This is amazing and your personal touch adds so much atmosphere!!
Nicely picked out maz, and expertley captured
What a waggy tail tale
neat image
I love this! Nice work. :)
Nice postwork performed on this sandy sight, Missy Marilyn!
Oh come on Mar! Tell us the truth, you had a few drinks didnt you? lol Love this photo. Looks like a nice quiet place to explore :)
I assume Barger was on the right? :P
Lovely capture, nice post work!!
great work!
what fun thanks for the smile warm hugs, Linda
My wother tell me that when I was child she use to follow the gigantic drawings on the sand to find me, she said that sometimes my drawings cover long distances as 10 km, and when she passed by people they say, Is on this way, he was here an hour ago... It remind me that age of dream and freeminded creation!
pretty loopy is a great way to describe it. The shot's amazing...and I think, this is another thing you do: You take normal everyday scenes (well for someone living on the ocean), but you zero in on what appears to be normal little tracks, but capture them as treks on the moon! If day to day appearances have a special hue or texture or quality to render up, you'll find it. It's really lunar and out of this world. The hues are beautiful, and the recession into the abyss is great. And the humor is in you & your dog criss-crossing each other. Wonderful. Great shot first thing in my morning!