Not much to say today but thought I’d share this photo from Mrytle Beach, SC, taken just after the sun disappeared below the horizon and the sky began quickly fading to black.
A calm ocean and gentle waves gave a nice quality to the lights reflecting from the pier to the beach.
Peaceful!
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2021/06/EBM-20210531061002.jpg Oak Leaf Hydrangea (Hydrangea Quercifolia) The Oak Leaf Hydrangea is native (first discovered in 1770) to the southeastern United States and can be generally found from North Carolina down to Florida. It’s often used as a potted plant, an ornamental shrub, or as a hedge found in gardens as well as parks. It does…
An peaceful it is, Earl. Which pier is this one?
@Monte: It’s the Apache Pier in south Myrtle Beach, near the Tanger Outlets not far from the Myrtle Beach Mall.
There is something special with piers in the evening.
Those reflections are beautifully captured. You are showing some stunning blues, recently, and this is like velvet. The dynamic color contrasts add warmth, but don’t undercut the sense of peace I get from this.
@Ove: There’s something special about piers period.
@Anita: Thanks! I wonder if the “blues” of recent are giving away something about my mood? ;-)