Vancouver Island - Day 1

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Here on the first day, checking out the neighborhood near our hotel, and officially the tide is out! Being more or less a landlubber, getting to the ocean is quite a novelty for us rednecks. What a wonderful feeling to be near this immense body of water. I could really get used to this, and picture myself retiring here someday perhaps…but back to reality. The weather was spectacular so far, I think I’ll walk around for a little while longer, then head back to the hotel. Thanks for stopping by.

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Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom

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That three wooden poles... It would be interesting if they had any real purpose or just put there for the sake of it

If I had to give a title to these pictures would be calmness, I would take a chair and sit there relaxing

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Maybe those poles are there to tie boats to?

Becca 🌷

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Hm it doesn't seems like low tide from the picture, unless it's tricking me 🤔 if that's low tide and then it rises could be

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I am really not sure what the three poles are all about, probably something to do with tieing boats as becca-Mac says, but being the landlubber I am, not 100% sure.

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Very nice and beautiful pictures, the environment looks good and attractive.Did the hotel located near the river?

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It was located by the ocean, thanks.

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Like a "Dalí" painting discovered, imagined, recreated by your talented lens, my friend!... Awesome!...

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Thank you, what is a "Dali"?

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😀 I'm referring to like a work by the painter Salvador Dalí... My father was a painter and art critic, so when he saw a work of art and associated it with the style of a famous painter (or other type of artist), he would often say, "It's like a Dalí," or "It's very Picasso-esque," or "It has something of Matisse about it," and so on, depending on his opinion... I also have that kind of perception, and the level of surrealism in your amazing shot seemed very close to what Dalí expressed in some of his works... Greetings and a big hug to you, my dear and talented @daveks friend!

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Ok, thanks for the explanation!

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There really is nothing quite like living on the water. I did when I lived in Puerto Rico, it was great to have the waves gently lap away all night long. It would be a great place to retire I have to agree!

Beautiful pictures there at low tide. I'm glad you got to enjoy the ocean on that visit to the island, it really is a beautiful place to be!

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Lived in Puerto Rico? Was something to do with military service? Thanks as always.

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No, just my vagabond years and took advantage of getting some education in while I was at it. It's part of the US school system as a territory of the the US! Military came after 9/11!

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