Alone With My Thoughts by wysiwig

Photography • Scenic • posted on Sep 10, 2009

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Description

Mendocino has something for everyone. You can party. You can eat. You can shop for handicrafts and wildly overpriced furniture. You can even sit looking out at the sea, alone with your thoughts.

Comments (11)

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myrrhluz

12:21AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Mendocino is truely a beautiful place. I'm so enjoying seeing it. This is a great spot to sit in solitude. Lovely capture!

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Faemike55

12:33AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Wonderful photo! you captured the quietness and serenity quite wonderfully!

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Buffalo1

12:36AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

I love the California coast and even better when it's wine country. Great capture of a scenic vista!

MrsLubner

1:07AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Without reading, only by looking, I knew this had to be Mendo. It has a look and a feel all its own. One of my all time favorite places to sit and do nothing but sit. LOL Stellar shot.

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Alz2008

3:05AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Wonderful capture, excellent well done..

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vaggabondd

9:58AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Great pov, looks like a great place to sit relax and write, very nice capture my friend :)

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Sea_Dog

10:34AM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Wonderful shot. From you collection of images I can see I'm going to have to add Mendocino to my next Northern California itenary.

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tennesseecowgirl

1:09PM | Thu, 10 September 2009

Love it~~

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Tea_Rex

2:34PM | Thu, 10 September 2009

You know, Mark, if I knew you were taking a picture just then I'd have smiled. Okay, you might not have seen it ... but you'd have felt it. I really like the composition. His placement is perfect, framed so well by the trees that, small as he is in the overall scene, the eye accepts Him as the main subject. His placement below the horizon line allows the viewer to better imagine his point of view. Envision the perspective with the horizon below him and it is not as powerful an image. + we would lose him against the sky; the water contrasts with his clothing firmly and helps to focus our attention. I'd love to see this as a cover of an Alan Watts reprint. Perfect! Terry

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