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March 31, 2015: Boneyard Beach
Credit & Copyright: Jim Wickless from Lincoln, NE
Boneyard Beach: "…so named for the “skeletons” of Live Oak trees “drowned” by rising surf (which in this photo has been stilled using a neutral density filter to enable a 30 second exposure)."
Boneyard Beach: "…so named for the “skeletons” of Live Oak trees “drowned” by rising surf (which in this photo has been stilled using a neutral density filter to enable a 30 second exposure)."
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2018-03-07 20:48:06
Christine from
Somewhere about 7years ago said:
But on the other hand, death is serene and a release from suffering, which so many trees do these days.
But on the other hand, death is serene and a release from suffering, which so many trees do these days.
Christine from
Somewhere about 7years ago said:
I lean towards eerie. The hands of a drowning being reaching out for help. Like nature in general is reaching out for our compassion and our understanding.
I lean towards eerie. The hands of a drowning being reaching out for help. Like nature in general is reaching out for our compassion and our understanding.
Jim from
Nebraska about 10years ago said:
Thank you, Laura. In one sense, it's serene, and in another sense, it's kind of eerie. I haven't quite decided how I feel about it.
Thank you, Laura. In one sense, it's serene, and in another sense, it's kind of eerie. I haven't quite decided how I feel about it.
Laura from
Brasil about 10years ago said:
Jim, I am looking to this photo and I don t say what I can write.... I am thinking about these trees, the sky and the water..... I loved everything. : )
Jim, I am looking to this photo and I don t say what I can write.... I am thinking about these trees, the sky and the water..... I loved everything. : )
Jim from
Nebraska about 10years ago said:
Rob, thank you! Boneyard Beach is a nickname for Edisto Beach just south of Charleston S.C. It's such an iconic scene, there are lots of ways to shoot it. It was hard to choose from about 30 images, but this is the one I chose. I'm glad you like it!
Rob, thank you! Boneyard Beach is a nickname for Edisto Beach just south of Charleston S.C. It's such an iconic scene, there are lots of ways to shoot it. It was hard to choose from about 30 images, but this is the one I chose. I'm glad you like it!
rob barrett from
minneapolis about 10years ago said:
this is great. Where is boneyard beach?
this is great. Where is boneyard beach?
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