At the time leading up to the setting of the sun, the atmosphere remained tranquil. The hues of the sky were devoid of sophistication, displaying an unsophisticated dullness typical of the summer season. Joel, exasperated by the mundane appearance of the sky, threw a bit of tantrum. In his wanderings, he discovered the sizable carcass of a seal amidst the rocky shore. I refrained from hastening to his aid, perceiving the shore as perilous and not worth the risk.
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Upon reflecting on those moments, I began to gather photographs featuring Joel, who masterfully juggled the cherished memories. These images vividly capture the essence of our experiences, highlighting the diverse shots we took together
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ReplyDeleteThe trip coming here is always an exhausting one
Delete...Sunday is indeed the day for the best!
ReplyDeleteI love this location
DeleteGreat shots, I would not want to see the seal carcass. Take care, have a great day.
ReplyDeleteI actually smelt it bad
DeleteBlank skies are not usually our best photo friends.
ReplyDeleteClouds add drama
DeleteYour photo of this remarkable beach have wonderful warm evening light. You have a great eye for composition.
ReplyDeleteJoel and I have different composition styles
DeleteSuch a beautiful place to be.
ReplyDeleteA steep hill to climb
DeleteI really like the long exposure photo, the effect is great, and I also like the photo of Joel walking on the beach.
ReplyDeleteIt is the long exposure that makes me feel like I did something
DeleteIt looks a lovely place for photography, though I wouldn't want to have found a dead seal.
ReplyDeleteWe had witnessed a dead whale on Forest Cave
DeleteVery beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe place is actually hidden in shade. Hard to meter
DeleteUna gran fotografía de exposición prolongada que produce un excelente efecto seda.
ReplyDeleteSilky effect is what I was after
DeleteGreat shot and love the first photo of Joel with his footprints :-D
ReplyDeleteHe likes to lead and dominate
DeleteWalking on the rocks would be to risky and easy to sprain an ankle.
ReplyDeleteJoel had a few cuts to his arms and calves in the past. I had sprained my ankles bad
DeleteMuy buenos los tres paisajes. E el nº1 me llama la atención el efecto de seda del agua.En el segundo, la huellas que deja en la arena el hombre que camina y en el último las enormes piedras que rodea el agua.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
The environment we were in for taking the photographs in golden hour
DeleteReally another fantastic backdrop for wonderful photos and the fact that those stones are colored red only makes it more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe moss makes that classic red
DeleteThose are very nice photos. Nice to see Joel also. I don't think I would have followed him over those rocks either :)
ReplyDeleteThere are literally millions of rocks like that there
DeleteThe rocks look kind of dangerous to walk across, I'm glad you did not attempt it!
ReplyDeleteThe part he wanted me to go to was too risky
DeleteThose rocks are rough, yes. I would be worried about breaking my ankle... again :(
ReplyDeleteTake care with falls prevention
DeleteCrazy looking red rocks, what marvellous rounded shapes. Hard to walk on.... need to wear shoes that wouldn't slip. All eroded to those shapes by the action of the waves.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous shots!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful there. The rocks I expect are solid in position.
ReplyDeleteOne of the things I like best about going with someone who is also taking pictures (my wife) is that it's fascinating to see the differences in shots of the same things.
ReplyDeleteThat is part of the fun
DeleteBuen efecto en el agua en la primera foto.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Beautiful landscape.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a rocky shore like this, and the redness of the rocks adds to the beauty. I used to have a companion for some of my photography walks - with different perspectives, it improved both of us, I think.
ReplyDeleteCompanions are often great in various hobbies
DeleteBonitas imágenes tanto el paseo por la playa como las otras dos que veo son del mismo lugar. una marea alta otra marea baja.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
A most beautiful post. Wow. I would love to see this in person.
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Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. ☺
Las fotografías son preciosas. Besos.
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ReplyDeleteLovely shots, beautiful light and colours. It is great to share our interests and hobbies with friends. Thanks for taking part in the "My Sunday Best" meme.
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