More at the Marina by bmac62
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Marina, Edmonds, Washington.
Power boats and masts.
Yes, I am way behind on my comments. But I'll get there soon.
Bill:)
"All in a Row"
Comments (28)
A beautiful shot. nice reflections in the water. I like the rocks in the front too.
Gorgeous Bill!! I love the sky perfectly reflected in the calm water! :))
Shoot...I guessed wrong. When I saw it I instantly thought Gloucester, Ma... I love the stillness of the water and the great reflections in it. Great shot!
Beautiful!!
Most interesting to see. I still like sailing boats best!
Spectacular image Bill
Beautiful reflections in this lovely shot.
No worries on the comments, I myself is WAY behind. Great shot love the reflections.
Excellent partitioning of the real subject matter and their reflections in this superb capture, Bill. I notice that reflections are often more darker and definitive in these type shots. And, now I know what this reminds me of: the little English boats in preparation of sailing off to rescue what remained of the defeated allied forces on the beaches of Dunkirk at the beginning of WWII.
Wonderful shot. I can almost smell the salty air.
Lovely capture of these moored boats, the reflection in water makes it look fantastic Well shot Bill!!
There is something very special that surrounds a marina... the feel of a parking lot for a select few. Just being near a marina can make me feel as if I'm in a different world.
I love the reflections in the water, is the marina closed for winter as there is no one around, except you :o)
a nice place! Great shot!
Gorgeous reflections in such still waters.. A wonderful shot.. Calming post Bill... Rob
marvelous!!!!!!!!!
I love seeing the reflections at marinas.outstanding capture
excellent work!!
I love this shot! The breakwater in front gives this a great point of view. Wonderful image!
superbe !
Wonderful scene....Excellent work :) Hugs Karin :)
Probably not a bad shot anywhere here--great view!!
That is seriously calm water! Great with the rocks in the foreground. Clive
Lovely, and I was just out on our back deck trying to get a picture of some type of footprints or paw prints that were there, 29 degrees out dang heatwave here in the East LOL.. enjoy your time away, sounds like you are having a great time.
Beautiful shot on a calm day...not the case here...-40c glaglaglaaa
Super catch of the reflections of the masts. Dana
How did I miss this? I must have been off-world or something when you posted it, either that or moving dental equipment. How's that for an image, me moving heavy dental chairs offworld? Hmm...anyway, I love this image. The reflections are so crisp and sharp and I love the way you've captured the tiny ripples in the water that seem to fade as they progress to the right of the picture. The boat farthest to the left has the most rippled reflection while the boat on the right has the smoothest reflection. WOW! Such subtlety. I love it when something like that grabs me immediately. The entire image is wonderfully composed. The boats all seem poised, and so there is a sense of anticipation in this as well. I love that. This is a fantastic image, so full of detail and wonderful, surprising little subtleties. You've captured the entire world in a grain of sand, so to speak. Wonderful work!
more of what I mean by seeing quality. The muted hues, from a cloud-covered day, are I assume a challenge for a good photographer. They have a way of bleaching out the hues from under one's feet. What you did is capture an almost glass-like clarity, a brittle bluish overcast clarity that only these days can provide. I don't know if I'm clear on this, but this kind of overcast hue can create some very sharp images to those who seek them, and you've articulated that clarity resolutely, with the fine lines of the boats and their near-glass-like reflections, the way their masts continue behind the building, and the razor sharp fineness of the atmosphere. Even the waves (to the left) are sharp and glass like. And the bursts of red & blue are, to me, fine contrasts with the pale cast of the day. (Hamlet: "...sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought...") (Hey, how many comments give you Hamlet! This is a full service comment, my liege!) The water's surface is uncannily clear & beautiful, and the rocks at bottom root us (reminding us where you're standing). I get such joy seeing an image like this, because it has a joy in seeing itself, basking in a fine photographer's eye. It basks in the joy of clarity & beautifully captured diffuse light. Fine seeing, Bill! I'll stop here for today, but I'll be back for more soon....