Clinging To The Rocks by photosynthesis

Photography • Sea/Undersea • posted on Jul 25, 2015

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Seaweed holding onto some rugged rock formations. Taken at Asilomar State Beach in Pacific Grove... Please zoom.

Comments (13)

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durleybeachbum

3:10PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

Spectacular! A super shot.

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Glendaw

4:46PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

Stunning! Wonderful camera work as always !

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Faemike55

5:14PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

Beautiful

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kenmo

5:37PM | Sat, 25 July 2015

Majestic!!!!!

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bodo_56

1:49AM | Sun, 26 July 2015

Great composition, the water looks fantastic!

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CavalierLady

7:25AM | Sun, 26 July 2015

Very pretty! Your coastal life series has been very interesting.

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bugsnouveau

8:37AM | Sun, 26 July 2015

Quite beautiful image

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Hendesse

12:01PM | Sun, 26 July 2015

What an impressive view. Fantastic shot!!

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MrsRatbag

5:03PM | Sun, 26 July 2015

Incredible rock formations, they really give an idea of the forces of geology!

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Richardphotos

10:07PM | Sun, 26 July 2015

outstanding contrasting colors

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SunriseGirl

2:37AM | Mon, 27 July 2015

Colorful and almost surreal. Nicely done

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danapommet

2:26AM | Thu, 30 July 2015

Beautiful color in the water!

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anahata.c

4:15PM | Sun, 02 August 2015

well I'm at an hour here, and I had to do one of your big rock shots, and this is exquisite. The textures on the rocks and the 'softness'---if I can say that---of their surfaces (as if they were pillows of some kind) are just wonderful. As is the composition, allowing this slumbering beast to dominate, yet leave room for the infinity around it. And you caught the stringy growth at the bottom of the rocks with real life and detail. (Angel hair pasta for the sea.) It has real contrasts in hue, and mystical water flowing in front of, around, and behind it. A beautiful behemoth, captured and presented beautifully...Claude, I'm at an hour, so I have to move on. I wish I wrote shorter (and faster) comments: I'd be able to comment on everything. But I don't, alas, so I comment on selections. But I SEE everything, and the journey has been eye popping and eye opening. Wonderful work, you've a deep inner eye.