Lower New York Bay
24 August, 2012
Lone canoeist, Lower New York Bay
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Love the tranquillity
Thanks for popping in a commenting Glyn, appreciate it.
It had sea in it Ed, couldn’t resist
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Nice one, Ed
Thank Brian.
just lovely
Thank you Leah!
This is so peaceful and perfect. I love the sharpness of both the rower and the seagull.
Thanks very much Julie!
Lovely Ed. If the paddle had been pointing the other way, and not on the lovely diagonal towards the gull, the magic would have been elsewhere. Great timing. (And I love the horizon specks too – really give a sense of scale and depth.)
John, thanks very much for stopping by and being moved to write another comment. I really appreciate it.