It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere!! by beachzz
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Description
spotted this display on the huntington beach pier. loved all the colors and shapes---and they all move!
Comments (10)
A tribute to Jimmy Buffett? Time for a margarita.
Very cute and fabulous capture
Nice find. Colors reminds me of those windows in church... Aloha
Hey, I remember that! Cool quasi silhouetting in this pic of the objets d'art, Marilyn.
Incredibly interesting, and beautiful colours!
Love the colors, excellent capture!
I love them too!
Such cute beachy stuff! :) Great shot, with the surf in the background.
It's 5pm right here right now!
Well I've saved your gallery for when I was totally open and relaxed, able to soak in your flying spirit with full reception. I'll do this in a couple of sessions, so don't think I'm finished in one. As always, I can't do every image that I've not commented on (since I'm gone for weeks at a time), but I try to comment on a representative 'swath'. And, as I always say, I've SEEN everything---I don't miss an upload of yours, ever. The whole gallery continues to dazzle and dance, and it's always a pleasure to come here. (And let me say, as I have many times before, that I greatly appreciate the spirit, openness and joy of your comments in my gallery. They're absolute joys to read, and I hope I can return some of the favor to you, here.) Given that all these creatures move, it's amazing you got them all in one position---flat against the frame of the shot, to cooperate with you. It's an enchanted bunch, because of how the light comes through them---in a fairly dark scene---and how saturated those hues are (great reds in this shot!), and the fanciful cartoonish nature of the creatures themselves. And it's such an interesting shot because you've got them cut off at the edges, like they go on this forever. And because of the light (moody and brooding), and the inclusion of so much dark sand in the background, their festive nature really stands in contrast to the powerful forces of the sea behind them. Playful cartoon figures in front of a primal ocean. A fascinating capture, and I love that these are supposed to be creatures heading home at rush hour!