Wood and water
Lake Worth, Florida, December 2006 [Click to enlarge]
Sometimes, the most memorable images of being in a unique place are also the most abstract.
Your turn: What three words come to mind when you first view this image?
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I didn't have three words...you know me, not great with words...but I was just amazed at the picture...the wood and the water almost flowed together seamlessly. I would have never seen that...you have an awesome eye!!
must. have. sandpaper
Carmi...this is my favorite shot of the beach yet!
Three words...soothing (I love brown and teal hues together)....Peek...it reminds me of a kids view peeking over the railing while on his tiptoes...and the last word would be....sand...when I first saw this when it loaded I thought it was the sand on the beach not the rail...
This shot is why I love photography!
salt
fries
vinegar
Waves, decomposition, circles
Ha. I agree with David.
Splinter
Flat
Calm
Serene
Peaceful
Happy
Salt.
Wind.
Calm.
Gorgeous photo, Carmi, really beautiful. Makes me wish I was there.
I think these are some great pictures on your blog! Thanks for coming over and commenting on mine. I like to take pictures but I'm pretty miserable at it...
weathered
water
blue
At first, I thought the wood was some sort of interesting treatment you did on the photo, in place of the sand on the beach...LOL (oh, I see Anna already said that)
Infinity....ageless....tranquil
Great shot!
Layered shelf holding water. That's four.
Thanks for your supportive words at Loose Leaf, Carmi. I'm so grateful that blogging has given me more writing confidence and has led me to doing more stories for our local paper.
Continuity
Beach
Serenity
Very nice!
Carmi I didn't get past the first word that crossed my mind....splinter :) (Looks like Sherrypg had the same thought)
Great shot.
No three words in particular come to mind, but I love the photo. It sparked my interest right away.
texture
splinter
hand me my drink please
Thanks for the compliment, Carmi. Art school is all about tearing a person down and see if they get up.
Stunning
Composition
Carmi
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