Spectacular glistening diamond crystals crashing against the rocks with glowing green undertones in the whirling waves- brilliant capture of beauty in motion!
Inherited it from Dad and Grandma Marge, the “pink word lady!” 🌸
I think you’ve read a lot in your life.I bet both your father & Grandmother both read a lot as well.
Yep, taught myself on Dr. Sues (Ted Geisel) before I was 4 and have Libraries of books, journals, etc. (See, there is that stuff thing again) Love to read! Dad and Grandma always played scrabble and did the crossword puzzles every day. You know, they were similar in a lot of ways, but Grandma Marge was my Mom’s Mother.
you have the warmth of their love to sustain you during those cold times.Beautiful legacy to own.
Kind words to share, as The Course in Miracles states, “Love and Forgiveness are the crux of the course and Love is all there is “
I just sat there waiting for large waves to roll in.Each wave crash is like a snowflake…no two are alike. I’ve shot this scene for years.When the winds up I cannot go out in my boat so this spot fills the void. https://tofinophotography.wordpress.com/category/lennard-island-lighthouse/
thanks for dropping by!
Yeah, they were staying in Field, Yoho, went up highway 93 north of Louise and got caught. Searchers found tracks going into the slide, nothing leading away. It was too unstable to go in and get the bodies…We were on Emerald Lake yesterday, and heard a fall or two further up the valley. It’s warming up – I wouldn’t go anywhere near steep slopes just now.
Hope you’re able to get out on the water soon?!
The power and beauty of Mother Earth is both humbling and exquisite… ♥
So many layers, especially in the first photo. Gives one a lot to look at and think about. The wave curl in last photo is pretty amazing. What nature does with motion and gravity. And you caught it at just the right time. Great photos – thanks for sharing.
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Spectacular glistening diamond crystals crashing against the rocks with glowing green undertones in the whirling waves- brilliant capture of beauty in motion!
you summed it better than I could.Thats why your the word smith!
Inherited it from Dad and Grandma Marge, the “pink word lady!” 🌸
I think you’ve read a lot in your life.I bet both your father & Grandmother both read a lot as well.
Yep, taught myself on Dr. Sues (Ted Geisel) before I was 4 and have Libraries of books, journals, etc. (See, there is that stuff thing again) Love to read! Dad and Grandma always played scrabble and did the crossword puzzles every day. You know, they were similar in a lot of ways, but Grandma Marge was my Mom’s Mother.
you have the warmth of their love to sustain you during those cold times.Beautiful legacy to own.
Kind words to share, as The Course in Miracles states, “Love and Forgiveness are the crux of the course and Love is all there is “
Wow! Amazing capture of nature!
thanks,it’s all about being at the right place at the right time.I just wait at a given spot until that time comes.
It means (from my point of view) patience, love for nature and for what you do!
The bottom most one is about as perfect as I have seen. Great timing and I imagine just a tiny bit of luck. All are beautiful of course.
I just sat there waiting for large waves to roll in.Each wave crash is like a snowflake…no two are alike. I’ve shot this scene for years.When the winds up I cannot go out in my boat so this spot fills the void.
https://tofinophotography.wordpress.com/category/lennard-island-lighthouse/
thanks for dropping by!
It’s a great scene, Wayne! If you can’t get on the water, you’ve still got beautiful places to be near it, shooting it…
good to hear from you Adam.Heard that two snowshoers were killed in a avalanche over in the Park.
Yeah, they were staying in Field, Yoho, went up highway 93 north of Louise and got caught. Searchers found tracks going into the slide, nothing leading away. It was too unstable to go in and get the bodies…We were on Emerald Lake yesterday, and heard a fall or two further up the valley. It’s warming up – I wouldn’t go anywhere near steep slopes just now.
Hope you’re able to get out on the water soon?!
The power and beauty of Mother Earth is both humbling and exquisite… ♥
So many layers, especially in the first photo. Gives one a lot to look at and think about. The wave curl in last photo is pretty amazing. What nature does with motion and gravity. And you caught it at just the right time. Great photos – thanks for sharing.
It was a interesting moment.
Thanks for having a peek Marilyn!
It was fun!