Sea shell in sand
Shell in Sand at the Beach
Shell in Sand at the Beach
I was browsing through some of my old photos the other day, and found this beautiful shot of a Sea Shell. I took this at Moonee Beach, near Coffs Harbour, NSW some years ago. This photo really reminds me of the "early morning at the beach" experience, with the seaweed and waves just visible in the background. I can almost feel the gentle grit of the cool sand underfoot (or actually under-nose, as I was lying down on the sand when I took this photo!)
Do you have any memories of the beach that you would like to share? Post a comment with your memories of your favourite beach holiday.
Original Post: She Sells Sea Shells.... [Sea Shell in the Sand at the Beach]
Hi old dog here, in my younger days i spent 6 yrs in aussie working on the showgrounds mainly in Qld. So your pictures bring back a lot of good memories, keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteGreat shot David, I particularly like the wide and the slanted orientation of this image. And having the shell in the middle of the image really works well in this example! Megan and I are heading to Sanibel Island, Florida in two weeks. It is supposedly the best place to find shells in the Western Hemisphere, so I can't wait to walk along a beach in the early morning!
ReplyDeleteTom
This is so beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Old Dog,
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear you've been to Australia, sounds like you enjoyed it! Where were you in Queensland, btw? I live in Qld, so I might know the places.
Thanks for visiting!
See you later,
David
Hi Tom,
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy your trip - and I look forward to seeing some photos! Remember to take some time to relax though - don't spend all the time at the beach getting photos! :)
Cheers,
David
cool shot david. I remember walking along Virginia Beach in the morning once. It was very refreshing.
ReplyDeleteHi dailyphotographer,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your experience. Btw, I love your photo! :)
Cheers,
David
Great photo. Love any kind of beach, since it's not crowded.
ReplyDeleteMany David, however, here is one. In 2006 we traveled to Italy, and it was mid Sept, so beaches were empty then, but we still went and started to walk around, go into water, and suntan. Well waves were quite strong, and I am quite scared of waves to start off. Well I went to wet my feet, and next thing the wave arrived and sweeped over my feet, with that sweeped my slip ons, lol. I said this is it. But lucky me, the wave spit them back just a meter away from me, lol. Never went again, couldn't afford to loose my shoes, lol. Great idea, David, great photo as always, and thanks for sharing. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteSea sand sun... this is such a great shot David : )
ReplyDeleteHi quintarantino,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping round. This beach certainly wasn't crowded - it's nestled away in a small caravan park, so there's not many people at any time of day.
Cheers,
David
Hi Anna,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this story. It sounds funny now, but I think you're lucky that you got the shoes back at all!
Happy Beach-walking! :)
Cheers,
David
Hi digitalshuttermania,
ReplyDeleteThese three things really turn out well in a photo, don't they? Bring back great memories.....
Cheers,
David
Thanks for the Photo David!
ReplyDeleteThis brings back unpleasent as well as plesant memories for me! One particular time was when I was camping at a spot called Banksia Beach. There were dingos wandering around the campsite and Jellyfish allover the sand so we couldn't swim! To top it all, a huntsman spider crawled up my leg, twice!! I can laugh at it now but I certainly wasn't laghing then!
Great shot anyway,
Liam the Hawk
Hi Liam,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your memory. I certainly wouldn't like to stay at that beach! Actually, it sounds like one I have been at, and it wasn't nice to say the least!
Happy Beach-walking! :)
Cheers,
David
beach!! reminds me of so many things! this particular shot is beyond words.. thanks for helping me contemplate over your picture! beach is part of my life!
ReplyDelete"vast as the sky,
aimless as the waves,
there i Stand unshook but still
on the edge!"
Hi Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteI love the poem! Perfect for contemplating standing at the edge of the world, the beach....
Cheers,
David
yes, exactly! wishing to see more of such pictures!
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