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Uploaded: 12/30/07 10:38 PM GMT
suds
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suds (i mean foam) and lots of rocks. i think you might like it best at full frame. enjoy!

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.Jimbobedsel
12/30/07 10:49 PM GMT
OK..who spilled the box of Oxydol? ...I love the low angle that you shot this. The suds leads you right to that dramatic sky. The entire picture is super. Very nice, Jen. Happy New Year.

Jim
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Imagine you are there
::jcferg99
12/30/07 10:54 PM GMT
Cool shot, Jen. You have used this rocky foreground perspective before and it is always effective. I am enjoying your Oregon series. Too bad we can't get the sun to come out to make you welcome.
JoAnn
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.0930_23
12/31/07 1:39 AM GMT
In thumbnail it looks like a huge flock of blackbirds soaking up the suds. Full screen it looks beautiful. I've seen so much snow in my neck of the woods this even looks like snow. I need some suds to clear my head. Love the contrasts in this one. Very good, Jen. Happy New Year.

Tick
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I'll meet you at the edge of the sunlight, just behind the shadows. The Ghost
::cynlee
12/31/07 2:26 AM GMT
The coastline appears to go on for ever. I like the angle you held the camera at to shoot this. Were I in bare feet, I'd be walking along going 'ooch' and 'ouch' with all those rocks. I guess it's all the rocks that helped create all the foam. Nice shot, Jen.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being. - Hermes
::phasmid
12/31/07 2:51 AM GMT
Another excellent view from you. I love the way you pull these out of your hat..so perfect and striking :)PJ
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"Once there were brook trout...standing in the amber current...polished and torsional..on their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again." Cormac MCarthy
.Genver
12/31/07 4:59 AM GMT
Nice view with the foam,the picture is good.
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::verenabloo
12/31/07 8:50 AM GMT
Jen..was this at the Oregon coast too? It looks like it to me. And with the storms we had on the coast, those rocks sure would have tumbled right onto the beaches.Tell me more about it please..Verena
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Simplicity is Elegance..
::Dunstickin
12/31/07 10:03 AM GMT
Can I wash me mug in that then!!..can I eh!!!..lol

This is a cracker dear Jen..Great angle and some good lines there!...Also a terrific perspective looking all the way into the far distance!

Nice work
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.corngrowth
12/31/07 12:45 AM GMT
Jen, most of the times foam at the beach means a past storm at sea/ocean. It creates anyhow a wonderful scenery. Again an image according to my heart. Very well done.
Happy New Year, Cornelius
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.Inkeri
12/31/07 7:03 PM GMT
Wonderful scene,Jen..Excellent capture with Great angle.
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::Hottrockin
12/31/07 11:57 PM GMT
Cool!! I could do my laundry here without a wait!!

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Neat-o perspective pal!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round?? Picture Purrrfect .
.Michel_Lalonde
01/01/08 2:42 PM GMT
At first I saw snow instead of sud in your thumnail. I like the fact that you got on your knees to give us this picture. Nice shot.
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.cockney
01/01/08 5:14 PM GMT
so beautiful! all these shades of grey are terrific.
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