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Failure to acknowledge: I’ve been in such a flurry of posting that I failed to acknowledge two photographers who contributed to my “Once was a bridge” post. Annette Gray provided the devotional shots of the planks and bolts that I collaged, and the second photo, showing the bridge without its towering replacement. J provided the shot of the two bridges. Apologies for the oversight, you two.
Sometime the sea goes wild and wrenches up everything it can lay its surges on. Then the tide deposits the uprootings on the beach, swirling them about as it comes and goes. In the light of early morning they become gleaming treasures.
This week Desley’s RegularRandom features a very cute Easter bunny cake photographed from many angles. My contribution is not cute at all, but it glows.
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Do you ever eat any seaweed? I know a lot of it is edible, but I haven’t tried.
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No, but I know people who do.
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Definitely not cute lol but very nice light. Some even look like pasta. It must be lovely to spend time at the beach, always a place that brings peace I think.
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I can smell the sea!
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Only you can make seaweed look so enticing. Mine always looks dull as ditchwater. 🙂 🙂
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Dawn photo shoot – works every time! How’s the packing up going? I’ve poked a few hugs in odd places.
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I should be more proactive but am waiting till the estate agents have been this week xx
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I love your collection of seaweed swirls, Meg. The photos are so artistic. They could be paintings. 🙂
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And all I had to do was shoot!
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It glows and sparkles, and some parts look like lethal weapons 🙂
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A great display of seaweed shapes, Meg!
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These are lovely. I like the way you have caught the sheen of light on water in some of them. I get fascinated by these kind of details too but my current camera just doesn’t take good enough photos to bother trying. This morning I took a big step in a new direction and bought my first DSLR camera expressly so I can take close up photos – a steep learning curve opening up!
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Deep admiration for your daring, and I’m eager to see the results. I’ve just bought a new one – same as the old one, only a newer model.
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I’ve just taken my first photos with it in auto mode. It’s wonderful. Photos I struggled to take before (e.g. photos of beads) are now as easy as pushing the button! My life suddenly got a whole lot easier and more interesting. Tomorrow I’ll go to the Botanical Gardens and take flower photos.
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Exciting!
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Well done for taking the plunge, Suzanne, and enjoy your learning!
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Thanks Sue. I got an entry level DSLR and am finding my way around it ok. I do need to get another lens at some time to get good long distance shots. It’s great to have a new interest that promises all kinds of new directions.
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Good for you! What make?
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It’s a Nikon
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Ah, I was wedded to Nikon ever since my FM2 in the early 90s, but switched to Olympus mirrorless a few years ago because the weight and size of the Nikons became too much as my stamina depleted…..
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My very first camera way back in the SLR days when we developed shots in a bathroom darkroom was an Olympus. Maybe when the time comes to upgrade to a better DSLR I will go back to them.
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Oh, I remember the days of a bathroom darkroom!
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I had a feeling you might 🙂
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😀😀
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