Seascape

Artist: georgieboy98
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Seascape

This is looking down on the Indian Ocean from a cliff close to Canal Rocks. The time of year is late winter and we are currently in the middle of a dry, sunny spell of weather. Canal Rocks is around 350kms south west of Perth, Western Australia

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JohnYo

good
georgieboy98

Crikey you were quick off the mark!! LOL Many thanks. Peter
Phil Woodman

Great shot – love the colours
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks very much Phil. Good to have a visit from you. Peter
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naturelover

Oh wow! I love this- have to fav it- well done Peter!!!
georgieboy98 replied

Wonderful Pauline – very many thanks. Peter
kalaryder

Beautiful coloured water
georgieboy98 replied

Funny thing is that it most often IS like this towards the end of winter. Must be something to do with the cold but I can’t think what. Glad you like it though and many thanks for dropping in. Peter
Vickie Emms

wow what a color, beautiful Peter
georgieboy98 replied

Hi Vickie – good to see you again and I hope all is OK with you. Thanks for the visit and the comment. Hugs, Peter
Teresa Zieba

Incredible shot of the wave with reflection and this blue again. Superb.
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks very much Teresa. I was right at the top of a cliff for this so the wave is probably quite a bit bigger than it looks. Hugs, Peter
Claire Farley

Looks so refreshing Peter. Love the colours too!
georgieboy98 replied

It DOES look rather refreshing, doesn’t it? But I wasn’t about to dive in and find out! Thanks for popping in Claire. Peter
Wayne Holman

This is great mate, really captured the energy here and the colours are beautiful
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks a lot Wayne. It’s rather fun to stand on a cliff and shoot the waves! Peter
Mayina

Refreshing and lovely!!
georgieboy98 replied

Hi Gwenda and very many thanks. A bit of sunshine makes all the difference to shots of this nature doesn’t it? Peter
Els Steutel

beautiful shot Peter, like the blue of the water:)
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks very much Els. We were hoping we would be lucky enough to get a clear sunny day because it’s quite a long drive down there and the weather can be vastly different from ours. As you can see luck was with us! Peter
Wanda Raines

You caught the waves just at the right time. The wave and water are just beautiful! Nice capture.
georgieboy98 replied

Hi Wanda and many thanks. Glad you like it. To be there was just wonderful, too! Peter
CathyJones

I love to watch the waves curl and break, you captured it perfectly! The water is such a gorgeous color! Beautiful photo Peter!
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks very much Cathy. I tend to take more pictures of the oceans than anything else – like you I am fascinated by them. Peter
CathyJones

All right Peter! The ocean is so wonderfully intriguing, forever changing, life itself! Your works are so wonderful, my compadre of the sea! :D
georgieboy98 replied

Bless you Cathy – thanks a million. Peter
EarthGipsy

great capture.
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks Sonia – I rather thought it would appeal to you! Peter
mousesuzy

Fabulous, great colours.
georgieboy98 replied

Thanks a lot Suzy. This time of the year is often the best time for ocean shots because usually it is rough. As luck would have it when I took this we were at the start of what was to be a 23 day spell of dry, sunny and warm weather – a sure sign that spring is almost here. Peter
mousesuzy

lucky you it seems funny to think of spring on its way as we head hopefully into a birghter autumn.
georgieboy98 replied

Yep – spring is now a mere 12 days away! Our seasons differ from yours inasmuch as they start on the first of the month – thus 1st September is first day of spring! Yee Haa!! LOl Peter