Lonely Vigil 2 by oscilis
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Description
The sand duendes are back. This one is about 5 metres high.
Comments (11)
MeredithWilson
Dear Rozanne, Really neat photo!! I'm always surprised at how much variation there is in the waves!!! The sand due is "back" implies it was gone. That seems odd because I don't really understand the dynamics of your coast. I'll have to do a bit of researching. Our coastal dunes basically grow until a hurricnae comes along an flattens them!!!! Speaking of wicked weather, if I disappear suddenly for a few days it's because the ice storm is bearing down on us!!! Isn't that jsut duck!!! It's 27 outside, the wind chill is 15, it's pouring rain mixed with snow flurries - and suppose to get a LOT worse!!! Really neat photo with single pole standing it's lonely vigil indeed!!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
Littlejock
Beautiful POV and quiet view
Saurav
Very peaceful.
Janiss
Very minimalist and so calm and beautiful!
busi2ness
The lines of the pole drawing the eye down to the sand. Very effective.
Cosme..D..Churruca
So they are back again... quite minimal this time ! Encourage them a little, maybe leaving some sticks and food around. Superb capture Rozanne, like a lot.
sharky_
Keep a careful watch with your cam, maybe this time the mystery will be solved? Excellent detective work. Aloha
Svarg
Agent "R", staking out the duendes . . . Cool shot! A big one, too.
Loloe
Great image! Bravo!!!
marybelgium
very peaceful minimalist image !
jgkane
I this the Catalan equivalent of a 'crop circle', then, Rozanne? Maybe your spooky beach male ("I don't know who he is 127303" and "I still don't know who he is 127381" ) is an artist, and bone fide pole erector during the night. Probably he is trying to put together a submission for the Turner prize.. ;o) Regard, John.