Down by the bay

From the beach front park, looking back through the trees at the sun on Nickle Creek Bluffs

Three good things
1. Living by the ocean
2. Having friends visit from inland where it was fifty degrees f warmer 57 vs 110
3. Eating and walking with family.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderful capture. I love the different shapes of the trees.

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Lovely spot, Dixie!

[Francoise]

looks brown, but 57 sounds great. hot here, but not as hot as that.

[Sandi]

Is that a wave? Incredible capture!

[Dixie Goode]

@gratefulness no, funny because a lot of people on our local photography site thought the same thing. Just light on the hills around the bay

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh my- if that was a wave, we'd be looking at the aftermath of another tsunami! I like how you've caught the work of the wind on the trees. Beautiful scenery!

[carol white]

A lovely shot

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Wow, those are some waves! Really a beautiful image!

[Dixie Goode]

@aikimomm no, not waves, the sun on hills across the bay. Thanks for looking but look again :)

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

@pandorasecho Ha! I see them now -- nothing like poor, aging eyesight to fire up one's imagination.

[Maggiemae]

The trees seem to have the same wiggly shape as mine in my photo but your seafront is positively controlled and safe- looking. My wild sea is actually eroding the road that I was driving on and eventually it will be closed - the road, that is, not the sea!

[Dixie Goode]

@maggiemae no, just the angle looking back at the land instead of out to the sea, we keep having overlooks erode away the the road moved too