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Mourner by the Sea
01 Saturday Sep 2012
Posted in Photography, Poetry, Sea
A Day in the Brine 
Emotional and atmospheric, beautiful work!
wonderful photos express so much tell a story evrey one , Babs. I so enjoy your work.
Thank you Mr. Ken D. Williams! Much appreciative!
Thank you very much!
Your photos always take my breath away…amazing.
Oh thank you so much!! I’m so elated to know that! Many good cheers!
Autumn Jade
Really nice!
Ah thank yeh, too kind! Cheers to you,
Autumn Jade
Such depth of thought, and soul searching pictures to accompany your beautiful writing. I needed a smilingtoad fix. 🙂
Oh thank you luv! I need a fix myself and will soon be dripping by!
leave a few drops
That second one is incredible. Hard to tell exactly what I’m looking at… a cape running into the sea, driftwood, a sand sculpture of a person laying on their back with the face crumbling away..
Divine comment, I thank you. I am so in love with that photo, as well, and your poetic descriptions are a delight in which to gaze through. I love it. I vividly see especially your last description, oh yes….fabulous. A cape running into the sea I found fascinating, as after I read that I thought, “Yes, I see that so easily now, and how wonderful to see it that way,” thank you for transforming my vision. Regards,
Autumn Jade
Beautiful photos!
Thanks so much!