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Dans l'espoir de Tides ...
Con la esperanza de mareas ...
Sperando in Tides ...
Hoffnung in Tides ...
"To whom it may concern
I've always tried to learn
That the good days, need to last..."
Jimmy Buffett - "Tides"
All images and art work by me, Tom. One photo, textures by Tom. Thank You
Hurricane on the way to St Augustine as I post this. So, I am hoping in the tides, too.
Taken at the beautiful Norderney ♥
Early morning, at dawn
Had a thought, now it's gone
You need something, but you don't
And you're waking up
Down to the open, pretty scene
You were caught in a dream
Where the half moon carried you
Like it always do, and you're alright
The tide takes you
And the water wakes you up from your slumber
Back to where you were born
Where the power's always pulling you on
Out here now, you see it
You can taste it again
That whispering in your mind
Telling you in kind
You are alright
The tide takes you
And the watеr's waking you from your slumber
Back to where you wеre born
Where you feel the power in you alone
Yesterday we took the dogs to the beach for a swim ... hmmm I should’ve checked the tide charts first. LOL! We still had a lovely walk around the park on this gorgeous sunny and breezy day.
Shot taken from the Canadian side of Boundary Bay.
Wanaka, South Island, New Zealand.
April, 2019
The far-off shores swim blue and indistinct,
Like half-lost memories of some old dream.
The listless waves that catch each sunny gleam
Are idling up the waterways land-linked,
And, yellowing along the harbour's breast,
The light is leaping shoreward from the west.
: E. Pauline Johnson.
Sunrise on the Hudson River at low tide. Fall colors are very late this year. You'll notice the tree to the right has very few leaves changed to red. Just been a weird year.
King Tides, the term is non-scientific and refers to when the moon, sun and Earth align at their closest points and the gravitational pull on the Earth is the greatest. This happens for three day periods during the months of November, December, and January. We finally had a break in the weather and went in January to shoot these big waves at high tide. This is at Shore Acres down by Coos Bay.
None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot
Sony A900 + Carl Zeiss16-35mm + ND8 filter + reverse GND8 filter
Bolonia, Tarifa (Cádiz - AndalucÃa)
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Note to self. Don't visit if the tide is 10m or higher. Both the roads out were flooded and had to wait over an hour to get off. And the coffee is awful in the cafe.
So this is the south side of the Dutch Island Terschelling. A co-incidence that it was low tide where neat small islands popped up. The atmosphere with no wind and high temperatures made it a great summer feel. The next day I biked up here with my family, all was covered with seawater. Thanks all for your comments and favs
Ebbe im Abendlicht am Wremer Tief.
Low tide in the evening light at Wremer Tief.
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Spring tides have nothing to do with the season, but are more to do with the moon’s cycle. With all that said, the trees were blossoming, the tide was high, and the full moon had just set. So by all accounts, a Spring Tide!
Shot at Barton upon Humber, looking towards the Humber Bridge around sunrise during official Golden Hour.
A rising tide, crashing waves against a rocky coast line, and a setting sun provided all of the elements one could hope for.
Amazing cloud formation just after sunrise. The sea was calm and the tide was coming in. Every year the shingle is built up on the beach as a sea defence but you can see the channels in the shingle where the sea has already flooded in during recent stormy weather. The wooden breakers are also a sea defence. Eastbourne, UK
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Flakstadøya Island close to village of Bø in Lofoten Archipelago, Norway.
There is something appealing about the vastness of the beaches on the North Norfolk coast when the tide is out….the sea is so far away you can barely see it, but you can hear it and see evidence of it being right under your feet only a few hours previously. There is so much beach, you can almost have it all to yourself and the sense of space is immense…..but when the tide comes in, it comes in fast- in fact many parts of Norfolk have faced devastating coastal erosion which you’d never think from looking at this gentle scene.
Hope you are all keeping well and safe and have a happy new week ahead :)