Low Tide

Schitterende opname,Keith.
Het water is zo laag,dat de eenden niet meer kunnen zwemmen ,omdat ze met de poten aan de grond komen.....(LOL)
Hartelijke groeten...........Frans.

un beau coup avec cette lumière

So brief, I must have missed it Keith! You have captured this beautifully with the blue sky enhancing the colour of the water. Low tide has a certain beauty to it and I love seeing all the birds. Must be viewed large!!

This is my kind of shot Keith, love the interest and the content in a well composed image and the beautiful light has a winter chill to it, A real stunner that deserves to be viewed large, we haven't seen the sun long enough to get the camera out so far this year.

As many an hour I have spent photographing swans I never new they frequented salt water, this is a terrific shot and view, These look like Hooper swans as well.

Very well composed Keith.

Many thanks everyone...............it was nice to get out in the sun, even briefly! This was the only photo I took that day, so I'm particularly pleased you all liked it :-)

Keith - Due to different problems (family, illness etc.) I was absent except sometimes sending pictures. Now I shall catch up. Happiness and health for 2020

I sincerely hope things are looking up for you Ernest. Thanks for stopping by!

So many swans! And the boats are lying on the dry land waiting for the water to come back.

I visit this place quite a lot and I've never seen so many swans there before. They really are beautiful. Thanks for stopping by Susanne.

Nice gentle light here!

Thank you Andy................much better than the grey skies we have at the moment.

De Muur aan de overkant lijken ook allemaal vogels
Als persoon zal lopen daar wel onmogelijk zijn --zak je in ?
Mooie Low-Tide Foto! je hebt sfeervol licht gekregen

Thank you Fred...............it's very deep mud under the shallow water and almost impossible to walk in. The birds are light enough not to get stuck........us humans must wear wellington boots.

Ja, der Boden ist so weich, dass der Schwertkiel des blauen Segelboots im Boden steckt. Die Ebbe treibt die Schwäne zusammen. Der Wind weht von links und erzeugt kurze Wellen auf der Wasseroberfläche. Und es riecht etwas modrig. Das alles sieht man in deinem schön gestalteten Bild, Keith!