Low Tide by Meowgli

Photography • Landscape • posted on Mar 25, 2009

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Hey everyone, Today after a productive session in the library I decided to take a short break and head to the beach... it was low tide and I must have walked for miles just exploring and inevitably ended up as soaked as usual.. Got a few good ones today I think, and though I can't promise when I'll be able to post, I'll try and squeeze em on here sometime soon ;) Hope you all doing well, have a good evening Adam

Comments (34)

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kgb224

6:16PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Awesome capture Adam.

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Fred255

6:32PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Like your POV here with the old post in the foreground. I was once told by a very good landscape photographer that you have to tell a story with a beginning middle and end. IE. Foreground interest middle interest and far interest. You have told the story very well!

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jclP

6:38PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

very nice shoot

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timtripp

6:39PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

marvelous!

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phil01

6:43PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

excellent

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dorothylee

6:46PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Love the POV and composition. You really do have the magic touch with sea/landscapes!

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kimariehere

7:24PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

GORGEOUS!! Awesome work!!!

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jeroni

7:47PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Great idea, lovely image

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MrsRatbag

8:16PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Wonderful shot! I do love the ridges formed in the sand by the action of the water.

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jocko500

9:51PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

love this one. it is super looking

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Sea_Dog

10:49PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Awesome capture! One of the best sea/beach scapes posted here in a long time

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Punaguy

10:50PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Great compo and my kind of view...nicely seen and shot! Aloha~

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ArtJosephNito

10:53PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Oh wow, I love the texture on this one. Excellent rendition.

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danapommet

11:25PM | Wed, 25 March 2009

Exceptional capture. Nasty sky, ripples in the sand, rotting pilings and seaweed. Worth getting wet for a shot like this. Dana P

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flora-crassella

2:59AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

great perspective! Wonderful colors! Fantastic photo!

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emmecielle

4:02AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Beautiful image! :)

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qrud

5:29AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

splendid photo. nice to look.

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sandra46

5:41AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

great stump in the foreground. wonderful POV and stunning pic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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marybelgium

6:38AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

superbly done !

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CavalierLady

7:44AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

An excellent pov with wonderful depth and detail... lovely work, Adam!

MC-Jay-One

11:07AM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Wow, excellent colors and shot

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Octaganoid

1:11PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Nice work, well composed with a nice foreground and sky !

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zulaan

2:01PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Simply perfect !!!

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durleybeachbum

2:32PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

So very interesting to a naturalist, as well as artistically!

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lyron

2:46PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Fascinating image!!

L8RDAZE

4:37PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

I like how the vivid green moss POPS out from the dreary background. The ripples really lead my eyes in frame. One (minor) nitpick is the tight crop on the right. To me, that post needs a li'l more "personal" space...just a bit though.

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danob

4:39PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

Quite superb not a lot more to say! Those tides must rip in here!

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Meowgli

5:29PM | Thu, 26 March 2009

thank you everyone for the comments Joe - thanks for the suggestion, I agree! however this was one of those compositions which would only work from one position... I probably moved the setup position about 5 times before even opening the shutter - thing is, there was something ugly looking thing just to the right of it which spoilt the shot imo.. could have moved a bit further forward and used one of the other pillars as foreground subject but I thought this one was just that bit more interesting ;)

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