Two fabulous days last week – we went from the tail end of a cold, wet, grey winter to summer heat almost overnight. Headed for the coast on one of those days and saw this.
A wonderful seascape that just dissolved into the sky, a special moment. One thing I’m discovering about the coast is that the light is never quite the same. I’m going to try to remember to take a shot like this every time we head to the coast. I feel a new project is getting off the ground!
Click on the image to see an enlargement – the image looks a lot better at full size.
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Beautiful 🙂
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Thanks PC. It was a beautiful scene.
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It certainly comes into its own when large!…So delicate, lovely.
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Thanks Paula. Magical, the way the seas dissolved into the sky.
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Beautiful. Serene.
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Thank you Zezee
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The color toward the top is almost glacier-like. That smooth, undiscernible movement from water to sky is beautiful, too. An implied horizon can be as intriguing as one that’s more distinct: maybe more so.
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There are so many shades of blue, aren’t there. And yes, there is glacial blue in that sky. And the blue of a sediment-laden Canadian lake too.
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You’ve proven (once again) that the simplest of images can also be the most stunning. This is just gorgeous, Andy! Nicely seen, nicely shot.
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Thanks Heide. Minimalism is beautiful. Definitely.
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Such wonderful layers of beautiful color.
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Thanks Lisa. There is something so special about looking out to sea.
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It’s beautiful. And makes the mind wander in all directions – literally. It’s rare, isn’t it, when you can’t see a demarcation line at all between the sky and the sea.
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Thank you Otto. This was an exceptional sight. As you say, sometimes that line is as sharp as a knife, and that can be beautiful too. Every time I visit the coast and look out to sea, the view is different, the colours have changed.
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It’s very beautiful, Andy. And I agree, that’s what I see too, living next the sea. A view or composition like this is great for ICM as well.
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Thanks Dina. You are very fortunate to be as close to the sea as you are.
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I love smudged horizons, and the sea is the best place for them. It’s a beautiful image. That project sounds like a really good idea. I look forward to it!
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Yes, there’s a project coming. Hopefully will be down on the coast in the next few days
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Again, a wonderfully minimalist image Andy!
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Many thanks Adrian. I am so glad we moved closer to the coast, it’s added a new dimension to my photography.
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