Under The Boardwalk # ???? by beachzz
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Description
I'm always crawling around under these piers, something about those massive pilings, the geometry of them ( and i HATED geometry in school, made NO sense whatsoever!!). All those hard lines, then there's the water to soothe and soften all of it. Guess it's time to go back!! (btw, this is the Balboa Pier, south of Huntington Beach, California)

Comments (24)
Love those pier shots! Great new avatar! Puts a face to all the nice shots!
I too like the avvie Maz!, and this shot is a cracker!
awesome shot,so mysterious x
I love these shots too, great POV & capture!
They are wonderful, these pier shots of yours! This one is quite menacing!
never know what you might see wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
You are the master at these shots my friend! Another stunner with a perfect POV! An instant fav!!! :)
wonderful shot here
And the swoosh of the waves, the feeling of sand between your toes and the tunnel like perspective as you 'pier' into the distance! Cool shot, I wish I was there.
excellent work!
The postwork really makes this come at you..great colors..
excellent lines
Another one of your super, right-down-the-middle, POV, DOF, and fabulous high contrast and perspective creations, Maz!
Superb shot, love the pillars and diagonal bracing, and the sand / water just finishes this nicely. Excellent capture!!
Now this is my kind of photo! Awesome.
Great image. I love the lines.
Beautiful...
As I sit here and look at your image I keep ducking lower so that I can see under those pilings! lol. I really want to just walk in there and explore. Love the golden glow at the top and the rich blue of the water. What a great perspective, Marilyn.
The sea has to be Mother Nature's most powerful force. 24X7 - never taking a break. This was built to last for sure. Awesome capture. Dana
I love this classic shot. Under the pier is such a great place to hang out!
I love your under the pier shots...I remember that they're what drew me to your gallery in the first place. And as always, your eye is spot on. I love the lines, the water, the colors...everything. The pier looks massive and imposing, like it can withstand a whole lot! This is a perfect shot!
"Under the boardwalk, out of the sun" is obviously a good place for you to have fun with a camera and get an excellent shot. I really like the receeding poles and x's, and the outside poles you can barely see that are on a slant. Actually I kind of wonder about those outside poles. lol. I never liked geometry either, mostly because I really didn't want to memorize theorems, which was kind of important.
one almost feels that if you moved a little higher or lower, you'd get a fine shot but not this one; that could just be a fantasy, but it feels like one of those moments when several energies converge and everything aligns...you really got a journey into the end of those rafters pointing to that little light in the distance (a journey to the far away infinite), and all the lights around, and the lights in the water and ground at bottom are all part of one symphony. I love that Chip was drawn to your work by this very subject material; and that Jodie wants to explore even more. And Tara calls it "classic"—well from her that's a high compliment. It is. And it also shakes the foundations...Piers really are one of your subjects, aren't they. They're similar to the rafters of that barn...in some deep way they're connected...
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