Late this afternoon we found ourselves at the end of Sloat, so we parked and walked out on the beach there. The terrain was completely different from our beach! I think I had gotten tired of the rocks on our stretch of sand. These were different–bigger and smoother.And it happened again. I set the camera on macro, and when I'd push the shutter halfway in order to focus, suddenly I'd see all these magnificent details that were invisible to the normal eye. It was enchanting. At the same time, the tide was coming in–so I had to be on the lookout. Very exciting.
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Finally, I'm forced to interrupt the lovely circle of friends that gather here at your blog (well, they're obviously all recovering from Thanksgiving :)) - crappety crap and cuppety cakes - what a GORGEOUS photographer are you! It's something astonishing to see so much in such simple compositions. Thanks a whole lot.
Booda: I'm so glad you came over! Hey everybody, run over here and getta loada Booda Baby's animation:
http://boodatude.blogspot.com/2009/11/dont-know-where-but-theres-limit.html
Nice gems you found!
Did you notice you can see reflections in some of them?
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