Malibu Seastacks by funkandjazz
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Malibu, California.
Comments (20)
Ahhh, very nice. I could so spend the day here. Great shot.
Oooh! To lay in that wee Cove...the Pounding of the Waves...sigh...
The old men of the sea!! A very beautiful image, Steve!! It is so real that it makes me feel that I am there!! vote
looks like a pack of big dogs taking a bit of a rest by the surf :] almost as fun as guessing what your clouds look like !
beautiful image!
A beautiful combination of rocks, sand and water!
Beautiful! I wish I were there!
Fantastic perfectly beautiful shot hugs :-))
**** Perfect ***** Vote******* :o) !!!!!!
Yeah, let do the hide and seak thingie. Lovely beachshot, with additional playground for uncle Kro :)
Breath-taking..... The light looks like a whisper, barely there and so soft.....
One of those "I can feel the sand underneath my feet"-pics sigh.
That is one perfect beach shot, Steve! Take off the shoes! Oh my... loved to be there!!! sigh
Relaxing solitude is the feeling that comes to me:)Nice contrasts in here, colours; blues and earthy orange brown and textures smooth sand and rough rocks:)) The lighting is just right..gives it punch but not too contrasty:)
Hard to comment after Dave.. :) I agree perfectly with him.. love the wave on the rock.. Beautiful place and work :)
All of the above. The rock on the left looks like the rocks on Easter Island...seems to be looking up! Excellent :)
dim light that is suggested to become strong and more then caressing in a while. It's not easy to suggest a sense of time in pictures.. but you can do it so often instead :)
Certainly agree wit hall comments above...find th ecolorchange where the waves have broken on th e sands and then receeded to be an especially delightful diagonal pull deeper into the image!
i like the seperation of the smooth sand from the roughed up sand...Great shot all around:)
Awesome shot! I just love it. *vote