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Minutes later the sun came out and the sea turned an amazing blue. But this is how it looked when I arrived. Catalunya, Spain.
Comments (17)
Garlor
I get a good feeling looking at this thanks.
Cosme..D..Churruca
Fanttico Rozanne, parece un mar de mercurio !
Biffowitz
Grand shot for sure, the colors and the glistening sunlight look great!
Richardphotos
love the capture. beautiful ocean view
kjpweb
Nice capture! Well done!
Svarg
Another great catch, Rosanne!
zoren
always nice to see a new dawn........
GiMi53
A BRILLIANT capture, Rozanne ! I like this silver sea ! Excellent photography ! :~)
Squid123
Great photo.
busi2ness
The very familiar very well captured. I love the reflection and contrasts.
marybelgium
could be the Northsea !!! nicely done !
rainbows
Quite simpley, sublime. Ooooo, I love this. Hugs. Diane.
sharky_
Amazing how a fraction of time can change everything. I like it. Aloha
MeredithWilson
Dear Rozanne, This picture really intrigues me. When I saw the thumbnail, I though you had taken it form high on a cliff of the ocean far below. And if I cover up the sand, it STILL looks like that to me. I can't figure out exactly what makes it appear that way. The wave looks like something rolling in at Waiamea - instead it must only be a foot high - maybe less!!! Really amazing!!! I hope you took one of the blue also!!!!!! Super photo!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
danob
Bravo another striking seascape!!
jgkane
Steel seaside, Rozanne, now that is "cookin' wi' gas!". Since most of Scotland's beaches are cleaned up ( i.e. we no longer manufacture pollutants...) sometimes they look great. Mind you I cannot fault the blue green sea visible at Fionnaport on Mull, opposite the isle of Iona. I just wish I could capture it. My twin painted it once for a neighbour and it is just unbelieveable. I thought he had used some artistic licence, until I visited Iona on a day bus tour from Oban, with one of my sons, some years ago. Mind you it is not normally as sunny as Catalunya. Have a nice weekend, my friend. Try some chocolate and the Wacom tablet (calorie free!) ;o) Regards, John.
ARTWITHIN
Pure breathtaking magic!