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Photo by Darren Barnes, first place winner in the "people" category of the National Cherry Blossom Photo Contest with FotoDC.
This is looking out over Tidal River, towards Lilly Pilly Gully, at Wilsons' Promontory. It looks cold, but it was extremely hot and steamy that day.
There was an extreme tidal range on the weekend, missed Saturday shame, but this Tuesday low tide married with pre sundown. I’d never seen so much sculpted sand down there.
Lavernock Point, Sully, South Wales.
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Uniform Wave patterns remain traced into the sand after the tide has receded at Silver Sands Beach, Bembridge.
Cherry Blossoms at West Potomac Park across from the Tidal Basin (South) and the National Mall (North) between Maine Avenue and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington DC on Tuesday morning, 9 April 2013 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Yoshino Cherry Tree Blossoms
Photo #4 for the Sunday project.
I headed out to Iona Park for a walk this Sunday. The park consists of a beach and a long jetty right beside the airport. The tide was way out so there was a long mud flat.
I had a very slothful weekend so felt the need for a walk and headed out, no matter that it was raining, and nearly nightfall. I'd like to get more walks in this year so I can make some headway in being more fit.
I have also been having fun playing around with my pictures with different processing apps for my phone. I was never much for fooling with pics, but I have to admit it is very fun, and adds a new dimension of creativity.
A pleasant prospect for the owners of those new-builds. The amount of sewage in the water, though - it can't be too healthy !!!
After dinner, we drove around the island to try to catch some tidal pools before the tide came in. When I was little, I had a book about the beach, and it talked about the fantastic things you could find in tidal pools. Except all my beach experience growing up was at lakes. I was pretty excited. Here are some mussels, plus some seaweed with airbags in it to help it float.
Lateral accretion surfaces with possible tidal reactivation surfaces.
The pencil is there to show the scale of the features.
The house we rented in South Carolina had a full length back porch that looked out over a tidal marsh. I was told the likelihood of alligators in the brackish water was slight.
National Park Service FLORAL LIBRARY / Late Summer Display across from the Tidal Basin between Maine Avenue and Independence Avenue near 17th Street, SW, Washington DC on Friday evening, 23 August 2013 by Elvert Barnes Photography
En route to 50th Anniversary of the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washingon GLOBAL FREEDOM FESTIVAL
Elvert Barnes 50th Anniversary of the 1963 MARCH ON WASHINGTON FOR JOBS & FREEDOM / August 2013 docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/50MOW2013
Tidal pools are full of dense, dynamic, vibrant life, both visually and texturall stimulating. This bead strives to capture that with a mix of densely placed embellishments of different textures and bold, vibrant colors.