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Sea Creature
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Uploaded: 07/11/12 3:43 PM GMT
Sea Creature
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Another shot near Aņo Nuevo State Park from 4 years ago. I really was enthralled with this unusual rock formation so I share it with you:) Enjoy:) ALERT!! ALERT!! I just remembered this was taken near Santa Cruz, not Aņo Nuevo SP!! Does it really matter though?:):)
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Well spotted Bruce...If I came across at dusk...I'd leg it thinking it was a monster!
Detail and composition is terrific
Detail and composition is terrific
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It looks like the coastline has acne BB. Good angle you chose.
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TicK
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
:-) at Ticks comment. That is a strange formed rock. You have captured it very well. Clear and with great colors.
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SEFA
Without surrounding sea/ocean it would have been perhaps a dull rock, Bruce.
Although it don't even move an inch, it's a dynamic one now!
Well captured.
Regards, Cornelius.
Although it don't even move an inch, it's a dynamic one now!
Well captured.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Looks just like Blue, except for the curly hair, going for a swim.
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Poor ol' Sea Creature! He's got welts all over his body! I think he's sleeping in this shot!
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I love it! My imagination is going wild, but all I can say is that something... a horse or a porpoise...somehow got into the waters of the Bermuda Triangle just above the huge, buried, crystal at the moment when it was turned on. This is a the periodic "ping" from the aliens afar on their own planet...and it did something to the beast's genetic makeup. No-one knows how long ago that was...could have been a year, or 100,000 years. This beast is alive, but so motionless that it is impossible to tell...its heart beats, but slowly, it breathes, but once a night, and so on...
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"The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne,
Thassay so hard, so sharp the conquering..."
Chaucer
Its a giant crocodile! Cool rock formation and outstanding capture BB! Perfect focus and a great comp!
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Four eyes are better than two.
The thing that caught my eye first was actually the color of the water. I've traveled the Pacific Coast from San Diego to Washington and have rarely seen such a beautiful color. You really hit this area on a gorgeous day. The surfers might not be happy with the size of the waves, but it looks like a wonderful day for kayaking and enjoying the sites from the ocean looking towards the land. Maybe it's the tides and currents around Morro Rock, but there's no visibility in the murky waters around here.
As for that immense alligator with severe acne, nice capture with no motion blur.
As for that immense alligator with severe acne, nice capture with no motion blur.
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I may be schizophrenic, but at least I have each other.
Great shot, lovely and pleasant place to visit and the "creature" to see. LOL Thanks a lot for this beautiful post, Bruce
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"Does it really matter though?" It will matter to the next person who gets attacked when they thought they were perfectly safe near Santa Cruz. And think of the damage you've done to the reputation of Aņo Nuevo SP. To say nothing of the numerous grants being mislabeled for funding to study this sea monster. So maybe next time Bruce you'll think twice and shoot responsibly.
Pretty darn cool capture, Bruce. Lovely colours and lighting in the scene.
Pretty darn cool capture, Bruce. Lovely colours and lighting in the scene.
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