Sharing this wonderful seafoam with Mundane Monday Photo Challenge #57
Sea Foam Silence #photography #haiku
Posted bymoondustwriterPosted inHaiku, nature, Photography, seaTags:haiku, mundane monday, nature, photography, sea foam, spring storms, The Sea
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__Beyond that thunder of tidal waves beaching, we can hear the soft swish of those spent surges as they pass over and into the flattened sands, on their journey back to the sea. _m
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I know youve been there Doug.
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Thanks for sharing…can almost hear the sound of the ocean.
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I like your photos. 🙂
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gorgeous! gentle! (I don’t see the fury?)
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it’s the part before the foam 🙂
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Wonderful photo. It actually looks quite peaceful.
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I think that was the shot after a roaring wave caught me by surprise 🙂
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captures a tone and feeling and world in those three little lines– exactly as a haiku should be.
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Thanks Joanna – sometimes even haiku are obedient.
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Beautiful.
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Totally in love with the picture!
Hope to see you on my blog as well since I just reactivated it after travelling for seven months and there is loads of new content going to come up soon!
xx
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Wow beautiful picture!!
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The composition looks really nice. The sea form and sea bridge blends in well.
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