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Driftwood on Ramsgate Beach, South Africa - taken from the river towards the beach (beyond the beach is the ocean).
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28 comments:
This has such a lovely, dreamy feel to it...especially when it is so cold here.
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Wonder how long it would have drifted along water to get photographed by you. :)
Beautiful shot.
I'm moving and I'm coming can you hear what I hear, the beach is calling!
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Breathtaking...beautiful photo.
Happy New Year and Happy Wordless Wednesday!!
Just beautiful:-) Wish it was summer..
Have a nice day!
That is a very big driftwood. Beautiful photo though.
Happy Watery Wednesday and Happy New Year too.
Very creative photo !
Love the color.
That's great; we can almost feel the breeze that makes those waters move.
Wow...love the shades of blue most of all!!
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Lovely!Looks nice and hot!
Hi Gena...thanks for stoppin' by! My SX20...since I've only had it since Christmas, I'm still learning...and probably will be for a very long time! But, so far I'm really pleased with it and am working on trying out all of the settings it offers. The past week it's been rainy and dreary with not a lot to shoot at. Since it doesn't seem to be letting up, I guess I'll go shoot rain drops!
Love this beach photo. It's cool yet warm at the same time.
Hehe!!! I'm sure you'll find something to snap at!!!!
Gena
Hehe!!! I'm sure you'll find something to snap at!!!!
Gena
Beautiful shot!
In referene to Hilda's comment above - yes it is a rather large dirftwood - reason being that about 6 months prior there was a massive coastal storrm which wiped out vast parts of beach, trees, vegetation, homes etc. and for along time afterwards bits and pieces of debris and trees kept comnig ashore... hence it's size.
And yes, Indrani - I wonder how far and long it has travelled until it arrived on this beach and I got to photograph it!?
thanks everyone for your comments and for visiting - much appreciated!!
Gena
Hi Gena
Nice shot - it has a sense of peace...
Beautiful shot! Happy WW.
Thanks for stopping by. :)
That's a beautiful WW post. Ramsgate beach SA looks far nicer than Ramsgate beach UK :)
Beautiful Gena! My kids are hoping to get to South Africa for world cup...
Happy O.W. to you...
this is so wonderfully summery, nice to look at as the snow falls outside...
Great shot, S.A. is one place I have always wanted to visit and I'm glad I found your blog, at least I can visit online..:-)
Oooh, so nice. Beautiful scene, and cool driftwood -- great combo! :)
Great shot, I love finding driftwood and blue is my favorite color. You captured some beautiful blues here along with the driftwood.
Reall6y nice shot, and so warm and inviting looking too.:)
Great view. Your pictures makes me thinking of a new camera for myself. LOL!
What a beauty!
During a work assignment in KwaZulu-Natal years ago, our local colleagues drove us miles and miles out of Hluhluwe to a stunning secluded off-the-beaten-track beach where we camped, caught amazing fish and saw turtles swimming in the Ocean. We were the only ones there... no hotels, no restaurants, nothing. It was the perfect beach.
I will never forget that day, but sadly I have forgotten the name of that area/beach.
This photo reminds me of that same calm, peace and purity.
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Eleonora
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Great that you still have the memory though!!
thanks for popping by. I'm off to check out your blog - I was in Rome on business on two occasions and loved it, sadly didn't take too many photos ( I still kick myself about it today)!! so I need to come back again!!!
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