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My favorite pilings at our local beach.
Comments (30)
durleybeachbum
Dramatic! A gothic castle for crustaceans. Wonderfully done.
Wolfenshire
A wonderful capture. Very nice.
kgb224
Superb capture Tara. God Bless.
beachzz
Love the shadows and colors!!
whaleman
Through your and Bill's photos, I have come to like these pilings too!
wysiwig
Looks like a monument built by the same Neolithic people who built Fountainhendge. Nice moody atmosphere.
ElusiveAngel
Stunning shot! You are so lucky to have this at your door step!
ZanderXL
That's beautiful.
kenmo
Well captured....
bmac62
Absolutely love the light. And the softness here enhances the scene for me. Nicely done:*
morningglory
Wow, what a lovely shot.
EJD64
Nice capture and lighting Tara. They look like they are trying to hold back the water.
MrsRatbag
Breathtaking low-light capture, Tara! The details are amazing on zoom. Well done, you!
helanker
WOW! so beautiful and I love these piles too :)
alanwilliams
beautiful, i love the sombre tones, it makes such a dramatic picture
bobrgallegos
Awesome light, mood, and atmosphere!
junge1
Great shot Tara. Looking at your photos from thew Sound it almost makes me want to go up there again!
Faemike55
very cool capture Tara
jocko500
very lovely
RodS
It looks like you've come to know them well, Tara! Such a gorgeous and tranquil photo - love this!
Doriutz
beautiful dramatic composition :)
FredNunes
Instant fav. Loads of interest here. Well composed!
dragonmuse
I can see why they are your favourite. Gorgeous.
anmes
Loe the contrast of dramatic foreground and caln setting
nikolais
the original looks great, too!
moochagoo
It looks like an old fortress. great atmospere.
photosynthesis
Superb light & lovely gradations of color...
Chipka
It's so fitting that I see this shot now! There are pilings in Chicago, in the neighborhood Corey and I lived in, once upon a time, in a neighborhood far, far away...we'd go there and talk about random things, or craft story ideas that were never actually written down...at least not yet. The starship, Impala was born near such pilings, but it's story has yet to be written, but I have a bit of background information on a particular character with a braid. Corey has been made quite familiar with the "boys with braids" and I wouldn't be surprised if he remembers the snips and snatches of their language. Yeah, I spent a lot of time near the "Rogers Park Mystery Pilings" developing a language spoken by cute, suspiciously-human looking aliens with a habit of wearing braids--well, a single braid, similar to a Jewish earlock, only less symmetrical, since there's only one...oh, and they wear ponytails also. The hairstyle is called "Shadva" but there's a longer story behind that, and don't even get me started on the...um...well...the whole complicated relationships between "shadva" and "uushuut". Suffice it to say that hairstylists on a particular planet have quite a lot to say about braids and ponytails and the proper grades of lacquer used to keep them all nice and shiny. Anyway, it's fitting that I see this image, even though I went off on a tangent involving alien hair, and the names of two particular styles. Pilings do that to me and I absolutely love these! This image has actually triggered thoughts of that so-far-unwritten alien race, and things are coming back to me. I suspect this might have sparked something, and why wouldn't it have done so? It's gorgeous. Wonderfully moody. I love the vibe this imparts and I could easily see myself standing where you stood, spinning all sorts of stories in that thinking part of my brain. This is super!
Blush
Great pic Hugs Susan~
abreojos
Great capture! It is really beautiful there on a sunny day...