Tom - Outstanding capture of this wind and storm swept dune. I assume it is on Cape Cod - where on the Cape? Thad

Tom, This is done so very well. The exposure of this shot brought out all the beauty. ♪ ♫ :)Sandi♪ =^..^=

Superb capture and looks like a beautiful area to walk around on except in the snow.

Hi tom - I love shorelines and this one is a winner. Those houses sure look precarious.

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Inspiring composition! Love the color tones. Such nice details through out, especially in the dunes. Interesting too, to see the structures yet it seems so untouched. Saved.

So THATS what the fencing is for! I always wondered about that never living or going to the ocean or beaches. Wonderful shot Tom!
Joanie

A fabulous shot, Tom. Captures that desolate beauty perfectly.

Excellent capture of this wonderful scene Tom! I love the mood, colors and everything about it!

You caught the highlights in the sand well here,In this lovely shot..R.

Lovely picture and view Tom.
Another piece of fine art.
Ed.

Very nice image my friend.

Gorgeous photo of this Beautiful place.Love it

This is a peninsula that stretches out into Plymouth Bay.Not quite Cape Cod , Thad , but close..

Wow!! I love the colors here Tom!! A very beautiful scene and a nice composition!!

This is beautiful from front to back, top to bottom, side to side, and uh......oh yeah...corner to corner. Outstanding scene and capture, Tom.

Another brilliant shot my friend. I love the dunes and fences from your part of the country.

Now this is a place I could spend some retirement time!....

Lounging about in vest and sandals!...and fishin' every day!....

GAD!! ... it's making me jealous now....

Nice one Tom

What fences? :) They sure have taken a beating! I envy those that have beach homes like these, so close to the waters! The homes look quite new. I also love the white sands! Beautiful composition, Tom!

You got me with more sand.

Is that really sand? It's so white it looks more like snow (and I'm from the frozen north -- I know snow all too well:D). This really is a great shot. The lines of grasses, sand (snow?), and broken fence and posts seem haphazard but by taking time to study the foreground one can follow the lines of nature and man. The distant position of the buildings talk of man's intent to force itself upon the landscape but nature will do as she darn well pleases, despite our efforts. And lastly, looking from the bottom of this photo to the distance, you've captured an excellent and artistic example of 3-point perspective. We stand here looking at a spit of land that appears to taper off, a "land's end" as it were. As though these structures were the end of this little portion of civilization. Hopefully, others will take the time to glean all the goodies out of what you've given us. Thanks for sharing it. If I see it in the VB it's getting a 10 from me.

-Nikoneer

Great desktop. KEEP-PAH!

Hello Tomeast. Thanks for this beautiful image. I used it as my laptop background this week, and it got many compliments at a weekly meeting I have (my desktop gets projected up on a screen). Hope all is well with you there. cheers, Quiet

Very nice. I love the softness of the image. Well done.