Pilings and Rocks by drag
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It's Friday woo hoo. Hi all. This one was taken at the Anacortes ferrylanding. I've waited there for ferries a million times and never ventured down on the little beach until one evening with a two hour wait I decide to explore. The tide was out and there was these strange rock formations. They are only in one spot at the end of the beach. And you can only see them when the tide is low.
Thanks all for dropping in.. Take care:0)bonita
Comments (17)
TwoPynts
Bizarre. I like the surreal feel of it and your choice of toning the image.
auntietk
Well isn't that just the coolest thing! Such a serendipitous combination of events, and a fascinating photograph! Awesome shot.
athesdan
great !
MrsLubner
Very unusual! So glad you found them. Excellent view and capture.
elmurray
How bizarre! Such strange rock formations. A great b&w shot!!
mark.spooner
Lovely work, excellent texture and tone!
jedink
I like the wood palings and the rocks fighting for the horizon. Nice one.
short_ribs
That's crazy! You simply have to view this one full size... and then it's like WOW what an interesting landscape and awesome use of B&W here... Fantastic photography!
awjay
it make a nice bw shot ....... j
PeeWee05
Not bad at all, I think it's a bit washed out and could do with more focus, but maybe you were going for the diffused effect?
jocko500
wonderful and surreal look to it
Richardphotos
very eerie and mysterious especially in b/w
lizzibell
Very nice...
tofi
I love the usage of black and white for this photograph-- adds an eerie feel to the image. Looks very detailed and very intricate, must of been a very interesting place to be surrounded by... I'm certainly glad you went on this venture -- as you've captured some very beautiful and very unique rock formations...really makes you admire mother nature, and appreciate it. It would be very interesting to find out the history behind this scene! Beautiful photograph! Thank you for sharing your findings!
three_grrr
Was it as strange looking at it, spooky like, as it seems in the photo? Eerie is a good wordk for this (tori, above use it). There's even some water to give a bit of reflections! Awesome shot!
sharky_
Wonderful discovery... Interesting they are. Aloha
unstrung65
..great photo - the rocks forms and pilings are in artistic harmony -- black and white really seems the right choice ....the four vertical strips of foreground - rock forms - pilings - and graduated sky - work very well together.