Pearses Bay has become our chosen trail—Joel’s and mine—a place where the land curves gently toward the restless sea. The walk unfolds with a quiet grace, the salt wind brushing softly against the face like a familiar hand. There is solace in its constancy, a rhythm of air and tide that speaks without words.
With a telephoto lens, I linger by the shore, studying the water as it folds and unfurls in endless conversation with the rocks. Each ripple, each surge, becomes a stanza of motion and light. It matters little whether the sky is bright or brooding; the sea always offers a new language to read, a shifting mirror for the mind. And so, we return—drawn by the hush between the waves, where observation becomes a kind of prayer, and the simple act of looking feels like belonging.
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This is very beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe whole walk is about 72km
DeleteI can imagine it being a very special place for you. I hope others don't find it and spoil it for you.
ReplyDeleteIt is inevitable instagram snappers would come ruining it for me
DeleteYour first photo captures to turbulence of the water, and the second looks like a great place for a walk. You do shoot beautiful photos, and I am often impressed by them.
ReplyDeleteAppreciate it Jeff. It is therapy for me
DeleteBeautiful and peaceful photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Ginny
DeleteBella imagen marina. Un mar tricolor y un cielo nuboso blanco y azul y el ligero efecto seda del oleaje.
ReplyDeleteTricolour sea is special yes
DeleteI appreciate how you take in the scenes and appreciate all about them.
ReplyDeleteGood for cognitive exercise
DeleteBeautiful shots. I love your photography.
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Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. ☺
Gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful spot! Great photos! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteA fantastic moving waterscape.
ReplyDeleteUna preciositat de racó, millor tenir-lo en secret.
ReplyDeleteSalutacions, James.
Parece de esos lugares que el hombre solo lo usa como vosotros para pasear disfrutando del entorno y tomar fotos tan bellas como estas.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
The water looks so soft.
ReplyDelete...your seascapes are always treasures!
ReplyDeleteLoved the 1st photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words and images. Watching the water is perfect for the mind and soul.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW, Roentare!