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12-Jun-2012 Tom

Bouy

Pellworm Island

The Wadden Sea is a world with two faces. One moment everything is under water
and the next moment you can walk on the seabed. In the shallow waters of the Wadden Sea
there are approximately fifty islands along the coast of the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark.
Each with its own atmosphere and character.

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Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED AF-S DX
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Arthur Lebacq27-Jun-2022 14:20
Nice and lovely composition.....well seen an done....VV
Bernard Bosmans12-Jul-2012 01:24
So good, certainly the centre of attraction, wonderful mood. BV.
Michael Tauber08-Jul-2012 20:17
Super shot.
Alain Boussac07-Jul-2012 06:32
Fantastic image of this buoy with eyes. Remarkable composition, shine, and beauty of the light, Tom. BV.
Sam Rua07-Jul-2012 05:06
Welldone, Tom. Love the low POV, reflection, and comp.
Brian McAllister07-Jul-2012 04:49
Fabulous seascape! V
Bryan Murahashi07-Jul-2012 04:27
Fabulous photo of this unique seascape. V
woody3407-Jul-2012 01:16
What an incredible area that must be...wonderful capture with such bright clear details...
Mikek07-Jul-2012 00:18
I like the transition from 'boy' to 'buoy'. The 'buoy' here seems to be taking a rest :-) V
Jeff Real06-Jul-2012 22:31
It looks awesome surrounded by this great and fascinating expanse ~V~
Karen Stuebing06-Jul-2012 22:00
Lovely composition of this large area of seabed. The balloon gives it a sense of constant change. V.
Helen Betts06-Jul-2012 20:59
Simple but eloquent composition. I had never heard of the Wadden Sea, so thank you for the information. V.
Chris Spracklen06-Jul-2012 20:39
Great play on the 'two faces' idea, Tom. *V*
Colin Storey06-Jul-2012 19:47
Fantastic image with superb light, colours and reflections. v
bill friedlander06-Jul-2012 18:17
Great view of the mud flats when the tide is out. Interesting design made by the buoy, its shadow, and its reflection. V
Ceya06-Jul-2012 18:07
Great find! Beautiful light and reflections, interesting information. V
Frank Brault06-Jul-2012 16:39
A fantastic point of view and image. Awesome! V
Fong Lam06-Jul-2012 16:18
Interesting find and beautifully captured, Tom...the buoy has lovely eyes :) V
Walter Otto Koenig06-Jul-2012 15:21
Cool shot which really emphasizes the expanse. Certainly an interesting part of Germany, most people do not know about. "V"
Tom Munson06-Jul-2012 15:13
That is a huge tide flat. Great shot, Tom!
Nestor Derkach06-Jul-2012 14:44
A superb image in composition and resolution.
Nice shallow water reflection.
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Neil Marcus06-Jul-2012 13:09
"High and Dry". I never saw one out of the water. Looks naked.
Randy Adams06-Jul-2012 12:56
Nice shot Tom...agree with Bill--does look very alien! V
LynnH06-Jul-2012 12:49
Eerie and fascinating scene. I love the simple composition. V
Raymond06-Jul-2012 12:29
So nice, reminds me of a place I loved so long ago ... and I hope you picked up this expensive bouy ...
Jim Coffman06-Jul-2012 11:40
Water always intrigues me! Nice capture with great information,Tom!
Lennart Waara06-Jul-2012 11:12
A fine composition with a feeling of loneliness enhanced by the object in the foreground! Excellent work!
Stephanie06-Jul-2012 10:53
Amazingly beautiful scene Tom! Interesting info too! V
Mike H.06-Jul-2012 10:21
Love this classy shot!
Appreciate the info too : )
joseantonio06-Jul-2012 10:05
Very nice composition
marie-jose wolff06-Jul-2012 08:11
lovely composition! V
Bill Miller06-Jul-2012 07:40
I think low tide can look very alien.
Good composition, Tom.
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