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...a few million years and the flow of the tide has ground the shells which make up the sand of the Uists into fine powder, the water from the loch runs down the streams and burns back to the ocean and the process starts all over again.
| Recording media: | RAW (digital) |
| Title: | Island Ripples... |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 17 Aug 2012 - 1:08 PM |
| Tags: | Landscape / travel, Scotland, South uist, Western isles |
| Votes: | Voting Disabled |
Comments
What a delight to be on this beach: the water channels meandering across the silver sand guide the eye towards the distant land and that intense blue above.
The small patches of weed provide a nice colour contrast in the f/g.
I can imagine you'd be reluctant yo leave the Western Isles and head home again, Dougie.
Ronnie.
I can not better Ronnie's comments for content and style, nor would I wish to. Marvellous image.
Regards
Bill
I'm seeing a snake's head in the rock bottom right, drawing the water behind it.
Moira
The water's going from right to left Moira.
It looks as if the fossilised backbone of some gigantic prehistoric creature has beeen exposed in the sands, Dougie.
Excellent low pov giving a feeling of a vast emptiness.
Malc
Excellent composition and striking colour and clarity.
Alun
This just tells me that I really have to visit the islands...................
So very peaceful and beautiful!
Johanna
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