Perspective by bmac62
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...off to a vanishing point.
Comments (28)
That is a flat stretch of land.Fine photo.
And every the tide comes in and washes them all away. Nicely caught!
huge beach. superb perspective
Nice how the tracks as a group form converging perspective lines, while having enough randomness & individuality to make them interesting...
Very interesting!
moody blues come to mind when I see this one Great capture
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Perfectly titled. Beautiful shot. Thanks for sharing.
This is great Bill. It really makes me want to drive it.
Impressively depressing! I'm not sure why, maybe I just like 'cosy'!
Going back to a distant memory! Nice one Bil.
Excellent crisp shot Bill! People should zoom to see just how crisp it is.
cool shot!!
Endless Tracks... Nice. Aloha
The road to nowhere!!!
Lovely detail in zoom and the way the light plays in the wheel tracks
Very nice capture. I like the lighting very much.
HA! I bet you will never find it. Just as the end of a rainbow :D Excellent shot :)
Those tire tracks really draw you into the photo! This is just toooo cool,Bill! Looks like a great place to just unwind and enjoy the solitude. Great capture, buddy!
Wow! What an amazing scene...it's rare to find a beach that flat, and that long. Wonderful capture!
Great capture Bill! I read your comment on Dana's (danapommet) post of his picture during the JFK inauguration. I admire your courage to admit that you voted for 'Tricky Dicky'. I became an US citizen in 1966 and voted the first time in 1968. I didn't vote for Nixon (couldn't stand the guy) and voted for HHH, even though his whiny voice drove me nuts. In 1972 I didn't vote, couldn't stand Nixon, even though he opened up communication with China, invaded Cambodia to go after the bad guys, and should be given some credit for scaling down the war. McGovern just seemed too liberal to me. Nixon made a big thing of his WW II service, even though he never saw combat, while McGovern never mentioned that was a bomber pilot during WW II. Had I know that, I may have voted for him. I have voted in every election since, but despite the fact that I am a registered Republican, my voting record does not reflect that fact.
Fantastic image....Love the sky and the hues...
xlt shot
Road to nowhere. Excellent ! :)
fabulous picture
You can see for miles and miles and.... It goes on for what seems like, forever.. Well taken Bill Rob
I like the converging and crisscrossing lines!
Bill, I'm skipping now, and that's not because the intermediary shots aren't worth it---the are!---but because my server's giving me major problems and I want to get some earlier shots before I step away. I'll come back soon for more. On this shot: I can't help think "Midwest," since I'm used to the long vistas of the region. But it's a beach shot, I believe---I think that's water out there---and it looks like sand or water-drenched soil---with lots of tire marks, marking it off into infinity. It could be anywhere. And there are foot marks too. Now you may have told us where this is, in another upload, and I see everyone of yours often more than once; but it's been a while now, so I don't remember if you told us. Wherever it is, you handled the simplicity of such a wide shot very well; and the left side---which is lighter---balances out the right side---which is darker---and the little wisps of cloud in center, and the intensifying light over the left side, all go to make this a complex composition for a very simple shot. Bleak and strangely beautiful, and more sensitive work from you.