Love your photos of waves and the beach on LI. Are you putting them together into a book?
Thanks Amy, nice to hear from you. No books in progress at the moment, but it is an idea which returns from time to time.
I like how the sharp horizon line almost creates two subjects in one shot, a more placidly waiting sea that seems to ignore a raging drama above and beyond.
A lucid comment. I do enjoy your landscape readings very much.
Breathtaking. So unsettled! But in the turbulence there’s an echo of recognition between the waves and clouds.
That unsettled sky is the same seen in last month’s “Hudson Canyon.” Taking the minority position, I do prefer this picture.
JOHN TODARO
Beautiful! Batten down the hatches, she’s coming.
Indeed. Thanks, my man.
Love your photos of waves and the beach on LI. Are you putting them together into a book?
Thanks Amy, nice to hear from you. No books in progress at the moment, but it is an idea which returns from time to time.
I like how the sharp horizon line almost creates two subjects in one shot, a more placidly waiting sea that seems to ignore a raging drama above and beyond.
A lucid comment. I do enjoy your landscape readings very much.
Breathtaking. So unsettled! But in the turbulence there’s an echo of recognition between the waves and clouds.
That unsettled sky is the same seen in last month’s “Hudson Canyon.” Taking the minority position, I do prefer this picture.