The ocean waves crash against the shore at Otter Crest State Wayside, Oregon
Nice, France
Waves gently roll in on the beach in Nice, France
The perfectly calm Mediterranean Sea at sunset
A beautiful sunset over the Mediterranean Sea
The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever. – Jacques Yves Cousteau
When was the last time you spent a quiet moment just doing nothing – just sitting and looking at the sea, or watching the wind blowing the tree limbs, or waves rippling on a pond, a flickering candle or children playing in the park? – Ralph Marston
In this week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge, we are asked to: share a photo which means SEA to you! I couldn’t limit it to just one photo, so I’m sharing some of my favorite photos of the sea/ocean. I hope you like enjoy them as much as I enjoyed taking them! 🙂
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All around the world, your seas are beautiful!
Thank you, MixerUpper! 🙂 Here in South Dakota I don’t get to experience the sea, so I make the most of the opportunities I have when travelling! Thanks for the nice comment! Have a wonderful weekend.
You must have seas of crop fields, also pretty! 🙂
Actually, not many crop fields here, more so in the central and easter sides of the state, but I live in the beautiful Black Hills (near Mount Rushmore), so have some gorgeous scenery too, but I still love to see the ocean any chance I get!! 🙂
Oh, interesting. I’ve been to the Black Hills, and they are indeed beautiful! I imagine you’ve got some lovely pictures from there as well. 🙂
Oh, interesting. I’ve been to the Black Hills, and they are indeed beautiful! I imagine you’ve got some lovely pictures from there as well. 🙂
Watching the sunset across the vast ocean is so spectacular! Great photos for this challenge.
Thank you, Janaline! 🙂 I love the topic of the challenge this week! I treasure any time I get to spend near the ocean! 🙂
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Beautiful pictures especially the 4th picture showing the rays of the sun towards the hills.
Thank you, Christtov! I love the rays streaming out as well. I don’t think I could ever tire of a view like that! 🙂
Hi.Thanks for the liking my blog. You have some beautiful pictures. 🙂
You are very welcome, Gaurab! 🙂 I’ve enjoyed your photos as well! I love being able to see places I’ve never been.
Same here. I’m really fond of new places but I also like the way people perceive those places hence sometimes even the same place have multiple interpretation. 🙂
I loved the pictures. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for the nice comment and for visiting my site! 🙂
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Wow, that first shot of the Oregan coastline is stunning. Nice work! The sea looks incredible. Thanks for stopping by my blog, it’s much appreciated!
Thanks, Ben!! I am definitely an amateur with the photography, but I do love to capture beautiful places. I think with the Oregon coastline, it’s all so beautiful that getting a great shot isn’t terribly difficult 😉 I love the photography on your blog! You definitely have a great eye and a wonderful way of framing shots. I loved the one with the reflection in the window. Thanks so much for visiting my blog and for the nice comment.
I love places like that, where you can just point and shoot and the pictures that come out are fantastic. Thanks for the kind words. I’m certainly getting better, but still have much to improve I think!
Used to live in Oregon, but didn’t have a camera at the time. Love your picture of the Oregon coastline! 🙂
Thank you, Terry! I love Oregon! You are fortunate to have been able to live there. I’ve only been lucky enough to visit, but it has so many beautiful places and people! Thanks so much for stopping by and for the nice comment! 🙂