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draw and shoot 
What are those things in the water Karen?
There is a bottle and a rusty can in the second image. Other than that; seaweed, rocks and mussels…
Flotsam and jetsam, these photos have given me the opportunity to show off my nautical terms!
🙂
Stellar images-all three.
Thank you kindly, Elena.
Hey Karen,rubbish just seems to get absolutely everywhere!
I went to Fuerteventura in July, I wrote a bit about it in my blog, and there was a beautiful bay with big waves crashing against the rocks, and then a load of rubbish was just stranded there, as if the ocean had just spat it all back to protest about all this junk!
It’s a little disheartening, isn’t it? I’m am amazed at the carelessness I see sometimes…
I’m coming for a blog visit! 🙂
It’s a very witty representation of the clouds —– took few second for me
to realize, it was a reflection. Now I know, you make a relaxed joke too 🙂
The same for me too Yoshizen it took me several moments to realise
Yes, reflections! 🙂 Thank you.
reality in your beautiful photos karen. you know, i didn’t get this post in my inbox – saw it on twitter though. Wonder what happened? if it happens again, i’ll let you know 🙂
Thanks Marina, on both counts. Much appreciated.
after the storm, this eery calm! Beautiful.
Marina, thank you!
Love these sky/seas…like watercolours..funny how we both had storms on our minds! Always hurts me a little when I see junk in beautiful places..sometimes people drive out miles into the countryside here just to throw away fridges and things, when there are tips for that stuff all over town! I don’t know how anyone can bear to leave rubbish in such beautiful places..and I hate knowing how long that bottle will survive too..
It baffles me me too, that people are so thoughtless. thank you, Cath.
I love your interpretation of the “calm after the storm”. The merging of the sky and Ottawa River is a wonderful dreamscape (dream/landscape). Beautiful work, Karen!
Thank you very much, Millie.
I like that little green bottle. Was the storm really just a wild outdoor party?
Perhaps some sort of rain dance party. Much needed.
Interesting photos – like it
Thank you.
Your light and shadow and reflections always knock me out – and it just looks so cool – makes me long for rain! K
Kathleen, thanks so much for your great comment. 🙂
I long for MORE rain!
Quite a statement!
Thank you, Hansi.
Always a pleasure to visit with you, Karen…thank you.