The Turning of the Tide by auntietk
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We were at our local beach the other day right at about high tide. This is looking out across Puget Sound at the south end of Whidbey Island on the right, and the northernmost tip of the Kitsap Peninsula on the left.
I don't know why I tell you these things. I mean ... who cares? It's a beautiful spot. Five miles up the beach is a beautiful spot. Ten miles in the other direction is also beautiful. It's lovely at high tide, but it's equally lovely at low tide.
These pilings have always been a mystery to me, and I've recently found a book that promises to explain their history, as well as that of the wreck(s) north of here. If the book turns out to be interesting, maybe I'll read it to you! :P
Comments (37)
I know where that is! ;D Lovely picture!
superd shot...
Superb shot.Very well done
Lovely shot yes you have me interested in the piles and wreak now so do read it to us :-P lol..
Beautiful scene Tara.
So beautiful, Tara. Your shot is superb. Hugs. Di. xx
wow.. look at that tide turning amazing
such a wonderful depth......perfect view...love it
What a wonderful scenery Tara. Would be great for a painting. :)
I really like the low POV for this. You've got me curious now, so get reading!
Wonderful scene and moody sky! Clive
Splendid image! :)
this is a wonderful picture, full of interest
Beautiful and tranquil! A place to set and just listen to the soft roll of the sea... Great picture.. Rob
I know that place too...gorgeous work capturing the moving water and lovely stones!
Gorgeous shot! I love how the peachy color sky draws your eye into the image. I felt like I was kind of in a tunnel (but in good way) with the color of the sky and the color of the water but at the same time an awesome sense of space. Really well done - would love to hear about the pilings!
very very beautiful,excellent photo
What a beautiful shot. I can almost hear the rippling of the water over the rocks. Now, get off the computer and start reading to us so we can know the history of the wreck and pilings,too.
I'm listening!!! Beautiful shot, I love that I sorta know where this is!!
Fantastic capture, Tara! I care about what you say - it adds to the image
Mystery. Beautiful composition and colors. Can't wait for the library to email us and say your book is on hold ready for pickup. Of course a mystery is no longer a mystery when the facts are revealed:) Outstanding postwork.
superb picture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am in no doubt, you could read a Grocery list and it would be interesting.I too would be interested to know about the pilings.There are some in the Mersey at low tide, a place called Monks Ferry, they're older then the church tower from the other week.History is great....but then so is a bit of mystery.
A beautiful capture and you nearly got your feet wet. I bet the piles will tell you a very interesting tale.
I'd like to be here!
Lighting and textural effects beyond fabulous! The descriptive information on the locality is vital, so I care. Magnificent image by exactly the same model camera I now have.
Beautiful photo, Tara! Excellent composition, and a wonderful mood. I can feel the breeze and hear the water. It is quite interesting to find mysteries like those pilings. Of course, now you're going to have to read to us all at bedime!
Like any good native you tell us so that we might visit these points of interest if we ever find ourselves in the area. This image, for example, is very dramatic. The sky is full of the promise of rain and the pilings look like acient monuments left by a vanished civilization. Wonderful mood and atmosphere.
Beautiful shot. I enjoy your descriptions, but I do think reading the book to us might be excessive. Some might even call it piling on.
lovely