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10 comments:
Sunday colours ...
Fabulous!
Looking at the bottom two photographs I was reminded of Monet.
I think I once read that the coast of Brittany inspired the movement. Looking at your photographs I suspect the Australian coast must have the same kind of light. Certainly this beach has :-D
It's true Impressionism then showed subtle pastels Miladysa... mostly seen on a cloudy day like this in Sydney! Sunny days bleach the colours with whiteness! Monet reminds me of my Mother-In-Law, she's a pastel Lady ;)
Lots of texture in your beaches... and a rather wonderful blue in the reflective water.
Sunshine bleaches beaches, leaching them of their hues?
Oh, that looks like such a nice place to be right now...
OOoh, pretty, I particularly like the first one. WIsh I were there!
Why don't they make wallpaper like that bottom shot. That's so phunkie
;->...
Hhheee, sunshine DOES leach beaches Caroline! However, this isn't a beach, it's a rock platform which explains the textures instead of sand but the same applies :)
Not many people about are there Tony LaRocca! No computer either ;)
It was a rare occasion not to be windy that Sunday Mary Stebbins Taitt :)
Heeheee, thanks Gledwood - good to see you visiting!
Ah so now I know the answer to:
When is a beach not a beach?
When its a rock platform!
But that sounds more like a stage...
It could be a 'stage' in evolution Caroline! Later grinding into sand ... heehee ;)
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