Helpful Posts: The crabs weren't coming out to play though.
Some Stilts divided the soldier crab army.
The recent winds must have dislodged a few hats.
And the odd ping pong ball.
I tried to catch the last drops of water dribbling from a rock but it looks more like it is being sucked into a black hole:
Some of the giants that have been sleeping by the passage since the dreamtime.
And a couple of flowers (It's Mother's Day here in Aus).
Oxalis?
And a rose of course.
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Thread: Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
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8th May 2016, 06:32 AM #1
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Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
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8th May 2016, 10:37 AM #2
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Re: Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
Interesting set but I love the stilts image Richard.
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8th May 2016, 09:09 PM #3
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Re: Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
Really like the Stilts and the first flower shot.
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8th May 2016, 09:19 PM #4
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Re: Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
Really nice series. I liked the crab and long lagged birds.
Dave
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8th May 2016, 10:56 PM #5
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Re: Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
Really a nice set of images to give a sense of a location. Many people only shoot the landscapes when IMO it is the little details that really give a place its personality. Well done.
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8th May 2016, 10:57 PM #6
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Re: Pumicestone Passage at low tide.
Nice series.
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