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!
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 🙂
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..
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!
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.