high tide

Posted by martie (Somewhere, United States) on 23 November 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

this was taken on the southern part of Guam, where the ocean and the road often meet!

Comments (8)

Daroru from Amagasaki, Japan

Ah Guam! Been on hols twice, very easy from Japan isn't it? Loved it. How does Okinawa compare?

23 Nov 2007 6:15am

@Daroru: Because Okinawa is sub tropical it is very different in climate (except for July and August) and vegetation. The water is much warmer on Guam too. But both islands are full of wonderful people and the laid-back life style.

DaveB from Exeter, United Kingdom

Lovely shot Martie, it looks absolutely beautiful there!

23 Nov 2007 10:12am

@DaveB: Thanks Dave. Guam is one of my favorite places to be.

Mohsen from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Nice shot... Full of trees and water is showing itself in the middle of them

23 Nov 2007 10:54am

@Mohsen: Thank you!

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

Oh Marti, that's majestic!

23 Nov 2007 11:45am

@Lorraine: Thank you, Lorraine.

Sharon Y from Penang, Malaysia

That's beautiful. I like how the view shift from the trees on land and gradually to the water where there are trees growing in the water as well

23 Nov 2007 1:21pm

@Sharon Y: Thank you Sharon! Sometimes the water is over the road so I feel lucky to have been able to take the picture.

standley from brou-sur-chantereine, France

Very nice shot. It's just magnificent

23 Nov 2007 7:49pm

@standley: Thank you for your kind words.

Ina from Krugersdorp, South Africa

This is a good example of magnificant framing! Well done! Great compisition, angle and colors.

23 Nov 2007 8:45pm

@Ina: Thank you! Too bad there wasn't a brightly coloured bird in the tree (love your pink bird).

Gary from United States

Hi Martie. This is the perfect frame. Very interesting with the trees in the water.

24 Nov 2007 12:20am

@Gary: Gary, thank you for your kind words. Your photos are amazing, so the compliment is really appreciated.

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