The Gray Shores by environaut
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Description
I had a hard time deciding between "The Gray Shores" and "Grave of Trees" for the title of this picture(they both seem to fit!) It was taken at Olympic National Park on the Pacific Ocean coast. Olympic is one of my favorite places in Nature. I hope you enjoy the picture...more are coming!
All comments are appreciated!!
Thanks for viewing!
Comments (15)
Superb pic!
Very nice. I thought it might be home (Vancouver Island) from the thumb. Love the fog in the trees, well captured.
a beautiful shot...I am really looking forward to more
Simply excellent IMHO it was crying out for a photo!!!
Great picture. Love the stranded wood.
Very interesting mood, nice motif. You decided for the right title!
You did a good decision with the title. It fits very well. Excellent moody image!
Wonderful shot, great mood!
Beautiful.....gorgeous atmosphere!
Looks a lot like Deception Pass at the bottom of the bridge. If you haven't been there go. It is one of my favorite places on this planet. BTW great pic, love the fog.
Great ! I like the fog it adds a kind of mystery to the image !
What a cool image! It does look like dead bodies littering the shore, or huge ginger roots. :) Very otherworldly!
you'll find it crazy but I feel this photo very spiritual, the mood is really powerfull and sensitive. Also an excellent technical shot.
how wonderful is this... the textures, the composition, the intense and delicate mood... thanks for reminding me of the beauty that exists so near to me (i'm in olympia)! i must go see it again soon...
Superb shot! Love that mistiness! 'Grave of Trees' would be a great title, too!