exploring nature’s infinite connections
Washed ashore, image #SL-9619, Little Cayman Sand Point
Power.
Rythym.
Tranquil.
Movement.
Enchanting.
Random.
Flow.
Big.
Carry.
Mighty.
Destroy.
Progressive.
Undertow.
Backwash.
Breaker.
Swell.
Soft.
Lake Huron shore rocks
Gale force waves on Georgian Bay, Bruce Peninsula, Canada
this post is tagged with these subjects, you are invited to explore and wander …
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Signing Photographs
Yearly Favorites
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Dear Bubbles
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Joseph W. Smith
Franz Graf
Linda Grashoff
Bob Henry
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Meandering Passage
Michael Russell
Michigan Nature
Monte Stevens
Planet Detroit
Six Rivers Land Conservancy
Sterling Oak
T.M.Schultze
Tom Dills
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Love image number 2.
Thanks Monte.
What a lot of images you’ve been posting! Love the gale waves, but the subtler wave images have lots of appeal. I’ll have to see what you’ve got for X…
Thanks Tom. I am wondering about X also! 🙂