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The Sea


September 12, 2011

ocean-rocks by the sea

What is it about the sea that draws us near, is it the connection to water which has the same chemistry as our blood? I love to heard the sounds the ocean makes, the power of the pounding surf, or is the silence between the waves? It is only now that I can think about it, as I am disconnected from its environment, but I can still feel me being pulled back to it.
The next time I’ll do a HD video with sound, so I be able to hear it again.
Tides in HDR by Nik software HDR Pro

This series was shoot on the beach in Cape May ending at Sunset Beach Cape May, New Jersey. The image were shot with my Panasonic LX-5 point and shoot and enjoy the freedom the camera gives and hope you cam feel it in my images. Thanks for looking. Cheers

Steel Piers at Sunset Beach Cape May Point, NJ

 




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      Louis Dallara Photography https://www.louisdallaraphotography.com/blog/ Winter. It's the darkest and often the coldest of the seasons, but with chill and the possible snowfall comes the holiday season, and ample moments for cozy retreat and hibernation. The post Still Winter? appeared first on Louis Dallara Photography.
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      Louis Dallara Photography https://www.louisdallaraphotography.com/blog/ From the top of a mountain, we are able to witness life from a different perspective, bringing us a new awareness. Mountains have always captured our imaginations, calling us to scale their heights, to circle and worship at their feet, and to pay homage to their greatness. Mountains can be seen […]
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