Misty by beachzz
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Another shot from the beach the other night. I like everything about this on~~, the fence, the way the lifeguard towers seem to go on and on, the odd pieces of driftwood lying around. Just one of those fotos I didn't really know I had till I saw it.
Comments (18)
the lifeguard towers look like the AT- AT for Starwars Great capture
Wow ... WAY cool shot! I love all the wood. Lifeguard towers on the beach are such a SoCal thing. We never saw a single one on our trip.
Just great!
I like very much to stare then stare again not to miss a thing anything that looks warm hugs, Linda
Lovely capture alright those towers look like something from starwars as Mike said or from the war of the world.. lol
And there are the faint silhouettes of the people on the beach. Great mood and capture.
another superb fence shot..
There is so much depth to this. Wonderful! Clive
Nicely done.
They look like a lot of giant insects
cool shot !!! like the mystical touch too !!
looks like fog is creaping in, nice shot
Great capture! The atmosphere is stunning.
I LOVE THIS! What a stunning capture, so incredibly evocative!
Play Misty For Me, a 1971 film starring Clint Eastwood and Barbara Walter. Terrific POV and John Carpenter ambience in this super shot, Marilyn. I'm surprised you didn't title it "Don't Fence Me In."
Very nice and wonderfully moody. Your comments took the words right out of my mouth. Fantastic work.
that how I am too. take photos and do not know I took them some times. lol cool shot too
When you mentioned lifeguard stations, in your vollyball net sunset, I would never have guessed that there were really so many. Love the sepia look. Dana