Low tide

Joanna Carter said:
Dingo. Could you please not add the same image twice to your posts
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If I knew what I was doing, Joanna, I would gladly concede.
Unfortunately, the teenager had gone home and I am left to my own devices.
It does appear I hit some button twice. I'm yet to figure out which one.
Meanwhile, I found the edit facility.
Hows it looking now?
 
Martin Henson said:
What are they , crabs ?, feels like an invasion :oops:, nice moody feel to this, suits the subject
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Crabs they are.
Low tide brings them out to clear their underground tunnels.
They scurry across the sand in response to my footstep
 
I was going to ask if it was a lightening strike (and not a stray hair!) The clouds are well defined and suit the mood, and give a sense of brooding trouble ahead.

If those crabs are not very big, you must have used one hell of a wide angle lens.
 
John King said:
I was going to ask if it was a lightening strike (and not a stray hair!) The clouds are well defined and suit the mood, and give a sense of brooding trouble ahead.

If those crabs are not very big, you must have used one hell of a wide angle lens.
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Stray hair would be black< John, but you knew that.

14 mm on Nikon D3s
Chacing crabs at my age and with that weight in my hands requires some juggling . The buggers move fast.
 
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