December weather!
Sand, Sea and Storms
Relentless howling reaches boiling point,
Thor’s passionate ferocity knows no mercy.
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Sand, Sea and Storms
Relentless howling reaches boiling point,
Thor’s passionate ferocity knows no mercy.
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perfect composition! wonderful atmosphere!
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Absolutely fantastic! x o x
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wow. I love these lines leading our eyes to the person… great shot!!!
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it boils me a lot
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Ha, ha..please do not boil over or dry!!
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I’m in the air now
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Oh I like this, Paula – excellent! What does it for me? Well the misty top third of the image and the light toning there. And, as well as the lead-in row of wooden stakes and the person – that handrail coming down from top left. Wonderful stuff! Adrian
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Wonderfully dramatic with the single person in the right spot. December weather is getting weird. We in New York are expecting 20 degrees Celsius on Christmas Day
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Sandblasted wood wall and heavily eroded cliffs.
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wow
one can feel the wind and the sand and the sea, terribly tactile
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Nicely anticipated
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Great image! I’d love to be in that ferociousness.
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Nice perspective! I wonder what kind of weather Odin prefers?…on second thought…let’s scratch that idea — I think it would involve doomsday and a bunch of lightning.
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Well perceived! We have enough as it is, doomsday is unavoidable anyway, and a bunch of lightning will arrive at its own time without Odin’s intervention.. Ha, ha. Never managed to get a shot of lightning, mainly cause I have not tried!! too lazy again.xx
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I never photographed lighting. I photographed a plasma ball, but that doesn’t count. Earth has experienced doomsday at least a dozen times (as far as life is concerned) so I’m sure something bad is just around the corner! Haha
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Ha, Ha, my friend..indeed if you cry wolf often enough, one day you will be proven right , the wolf will gobble all before her and you can rest, festooned in laurels, like true heroes and prophets tend to be, for ever and ever.
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Excellent, vraiment excellent !
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beautiful composition and yes, Harrie is very right. As a former graphic designer, the punctuation of natural arrows works as a lead.
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I like shots that take my eye and lead me to the subject; and I like small people in a lot of nature; so we’ve got a match here. fine shot.
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