Huntington Beach Sunset by beachzz
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Late January in Huntington Beach. Cold as it was, there were still people IN the water. My favorites were two little girls who jumped in and jumped out even faster--I could here their squeals all the way up on the pier!1
Comments (9)
Huntington Beach has water in a liquid state in winter? How weird is that? Oh wait, I'm from Chicago. Stuff's a bit different here. Anyway. Ooooh! I like this shot. I love the water sloshing in, and the sense of scale is great. The people look so small. This is a great shot, and I love the aerial-photograph feel this has: like you were hang-gliding when you took this. I love the light and color and the way there's this vague, not-quite-local feel to it, for me at least.
Wonderful capture Love the sunset lighting
Wonderful! Kids are so hardy!
Gorgeous photography!!
I been in it in Jan. very cold, even in a wetsuit.
I love the light in this shot; I remember it looking like that sometimes, and it was always my favourite time, because it was so different than the usual. Beautifully captured!!
Lovely composition, and the colors are wonderful!
Best time of the day... Aloha
Btw, you're almost at 2600 uploads! Just thought I'd throw that into the equation. (I'm not even at 600!)......Anyway, this is a rich shot, bathed in that deep earthen red, and graced by golden (I assume) late day light. If it's not late day, it's very special light. It's golden and peach-hued. And the water moves from black to blue to white to peach-gold---it's very 'active'. The composition is very sweet, with those diagonals taking us back to the top...And the people are very small on this shore, giving the shore its due grandeur. As for the water-temps? This doesn't look like a cold shot, because of the warm late-day light; but I know well that warm-looking waters can be frigid; and I can picture those kids touching their toes to the water and running like hell. A little cold water on the feet at home is a bit of a shock: But when it's presented by a massive ocean? A whole other ballgame. A very poetic shot, Marilyn.