the basin – the otter at the shore line
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This otter lights up my day! : )
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Thanks. They are fun to watch and hard to capture a photo of. I was lucky to see him. 🙏☺
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Low tide?
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about mid way – in the summer the tides are the lowest 😊🙏
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I perhaps transgress, overstep, and say too much, but for my eyes and ears, the tidal read, like coming or going, slack or full, high low or half, that would fuel my imagination.
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Hmm, for so long now that I walk to and from the basin that where the water is, it is only wet. 🤔 the tides are the rhythm of where we can or will want to walk. Or capture a photo or two. If it is going out when I post it is not much different than coming back in. At the lowest of lows or the highest of highs, these are note worthy where everything is mostly between. Make sense?☺🙏
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Yes, but no.
There’s a tidal energy to your images that has not been translating. Make sense?
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Yes, it makes sense. I will see if I can pull more of this energy into my upcoming photos 📸 ☺🙏
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I’m thinking more of the titles. The words the guide us to so what you are experiencing. (forgive my saying these things. But your view has transformed my life, so I am a bit invested. It’s not complicated, when I visit Cape Cod or Acadia in Maine, the direction of the water, coming up on land, or drawing back, to my simple mind, these facts are awesome.
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They are awesome and thank you. I will see to work in tide lines some where in the daily blog. Sometimes it may not fit. Yet I will try ☺🙏
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🙏
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