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Saturday 3 March 2012
East Haven Beach this afternoon.
It was a bit cold, and at times it rained, but it was still good to get out. And its sooooo much better than it was this time last year.
there are lots of chains on this bit of beach, I think they are old anchor chains or at least chains used to anchor the boats the the poles. The seaweed is dark blue/black but because its wet it looks more blue than usual.
yes, I love the sea no matter what the weather or what the time of year. I hope you are not in the middle of those storms, from what we see it looks quite serious
that's funny cos when my children were little we used to collect all the coloured glass that had been worn smooth from the beach. I love the way it sparkles in the pools. from the beach
love this one-looks like a watercolor
ReplyDeletelove this one too
ReplyDeletebeautiful collection Loretta
ReplyDeleteThis is rather intriguing. Do you knpw what the chain is all about? And is the seaweed normally blue? Quite the shot.
ReplyDeleteOh, very nice!
ReplyDeleteCrab traps?
ReplyDeleteAh, we were both at the sea today. It is so soothing, is it not?
ReplyDeletethere are lots of chains on this bit of beach, I think they are old anchor chains or at least chains used to anchor the boats the the poles. The seaweed is dark blue/black but because its wet it looks more blue than usual.
ReplyDeleteyes,..............lobster pots.
ReplyDeleteyes, I love the sea no matter what the weather or what the time of year. I hope you are not in the middle of those storms, from what we see it looks quite serious
ReplyDeletethanks Kathy.............. :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome, colours.
ReplyDeleteThe blue and green very striking.
A water slide.
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I like this a lot.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteThis is where I would be looking for stones and green and blue glass.
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Tools of the trade.
ReplyDeleteYup, Lobster traps is that it?
ReplyDeletePots???
this is a work of art
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beauty all
ReplyDeleteyou just have a great eye and capture the magic of the sea so well
:)
No, thanks for asking, they are well to the north of us. We will get some rain perhaps tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is so good. Fantastic in composition and color.
ReplyDeletepretty colors!!! You have a good eye for contrasting colors!
ReplyDeleteI love this one too!!! So many stories these goods could tell.
ReplyDeleteI like this one! Colors and close up...
ReplyDeleteThis definitely is a wonderful art piece!
ReplyDeleteWhat breathtaking photos - all of them!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nemo, you know I love the sea, just wish i could paint it as well as it photographs.
ReplyDeletethanks Kathy..............I thought that too, its one to paint if I ever get round to it.
ReplyDeletethat's funny cos when my children were little we used to collect all the coloured glass that had been worn smooth from the beach. I love the way it sparkles in the pools. from the beach
ReplyDeleteI like this one too.............I think this could lend itself to an abstract painting.
ReplyDeletethanks, it makes me want to somehow 'recreate' it as a garden decoration...............but it wouldn't be the same.
ReplyDeleteVery artistic shot, would make a good painting.
ReplyDeleteLovely view.
ReplyDeleteI like the feeling of solitude.
ReplyDeleteI really like the lonesome seagull.
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice one :-))
ReplyDeleteAnother one that would make a great painting.
ReplyDeleteI love all the textures you get around piles of lobster pots.
ReplyDeleteThis is a subject I like to photograph from time to time when I'm visiting Tenby.
ReplyDeleteOh buoy!!
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts exactly!
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