The Breach

I'm planning to chart the the beauty of the impact of the breach in the seawall over the year. I hope to find intimate landscapes and wabi-sabi images rather than the broad landscapes (and kingfishers) I try to get.

I'm going to visit at least once a month, at different states of the tide, weather conditions and times of day. Nature is valiantly reclaiming the land, supporting a wide variety of wildlife.

This image with the two people shows the scale of the damage since the sea wall was breached in late 2019.

[Boxplayer]

Looks very striking.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

this will be great to watch!

[Susan Wakely]

Interesting to follow this and hopefully join you .

[Diana]

Beautiful capture and vibe.

[Granny7(Denise)]

That will be great to see over times.lovely shot

[Peter]

Interesting theme and image well captured with those strong silhouettes Jackie:)

[JackieR]

@pcoulson my happy place to visit with @wakelys
@denful it's changed so much over past 3 years, but not noticed it!!

@ludwigsdiana thank you
@wakelys well that was my assumption.....please!( no kingfisher show today!)
@koalagardens I'm hoping so
@boxplayer it's a lovely place to squelch in the mud

[Kas]

Looking forward to seeing the changes over time.

[katy]

This is marvelous with the silhouettes of the people and the birds! I think it’s going to be a fabulous project and I’m really looking forward to it

[wendy frost]

Looking forward to your images of what you discover over time.

[Delwyn Barnett]

I imagine birds will be loving that area. I look forward to seeing this series.

[Corinne C]

A beautiful start

[Kathy]

Yes, a lot of water on this side of the wall.

[LManning (Laura)]

Great composition with the birds and the people. I look forward to following along with you!

[Casablanca]

It's interesting seeing how this breach changes over time

[Merrelyn]

It will be interesting to see the variations over the course of the year.