Sea watching

There are few things in life more relaxing, more therapeutic, than the rhythm of the sea, especially on an otherwise deserted shore.

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Breaking Wave

The title is self-explanatory.

Sunlight on the sea.

No context is needed for this photo.  It was just a beautifully peaceful late afternoon.  If you listen carefully you can hear the gentle rippling of the waves and the shingle scurrying back to the sea.

Sunlight on the sea

At the Water’s Edge 5

I was attracted by the reflection of the sky colour on the wet sand and by the sunlight playing on the waves.

At the Water’s Edge 5

See also At the Water’s Edge, At the Water’s Edge 2, At the Water’s Edge 3, At the Water’s Edge 4, Wave, Wave Abstract, Abstract 101 

At the Water’s Edge 4

One of the joys of a pebble beach is the sound of the shingle rushing back into the sea as each wave recedes.  The effect is strangely both powerful and soothing  –  almost hypnotic.

At the Water's Edge 4

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At the Water’s Edge 3. Turning of the tide

At the Water's Edge 3

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At the Water’s Edge 2

Water's Edge 2

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At the Water’s Edge

At the Water's Edge

See also The Water Abstracts, Abstract 101, At the Water’s Edge 3, At the Water’s Edge 5