It’s blue. It’s cold. It’s very, very big. Calverts Beach looking south to Antarctica. February 2011.
When I look out over this kind of vista, I tend to reflect on the sheer magnitude of the ocean; the vast and varied life that can be found within; the size and power of all that shifting water; our very fundamental insignificance in contrast to the enormity of the depths.
Or I think about boobs.
One of the two.
6 comments:
*gasps* oh I love this picture. The ocean is just the nost amazing character, in all of our lives if we let it! Go you! x
Hi! Kris...
What happen? While reading your post I thought to myself...Wow! Kris, is very reflective today and then a "pie" right in the..."kisser!"
I agree with every word you said, that is right up to a certain point!
What a beautiful photograph and a very interesting quote.
DeeDee ;-D
Very "tit"illating.
I too spend an inordinate amount of time contemplating the magnitude of the ocean. You have to remember, I am at the mercy of the seas every day when at work.
I get the same feeling looking at this photo,the ocean is too big to comprehend.
Great!
What a superb photo.
Amazing writing. OOps!
The Ocean is incredible huge. A real wilderness, out there. Words can't tell.
Well, you don't want to get too po-faced and serious...
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