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Why do we love looking at sea and beach glass photos, pics of closeups of driftwood and shells, or black and white images cast on the rocks or sand by the contrast of bright sun and sharply defined shadows?
Aside for the artistic and other reasons is this:
Even if we do have a camera, do go to the beach, and do find sea glass, beach pottery shards, driftwood, and interesting unidentified objects, a lot of times we get back home with...you got it...no sea glass photos.
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So one of many reasons that we like looking at sea glass photos or beach glass photos that others have taken is that we simply have not taken any ourselves to look at.
Whether it's pale blue sea
glass....
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Or
dark blue sea glass
For example, how many times have you
said, "I would love to get a
picture of that ... (blue piece, orange pottery shard, etc.)," only to
remember that the camera is way back in the car someplace; or, worse
yet, left at home. Even if it's just in the backpack, we have
a tendency to put off taking it out. This applies, of course, to the sea glass photos we would love to take.
Light brown sea glass or
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Dark brown
sea glass
It's not like when we're around others who are taking pictures. We're reminded when one of those around us starts taking pictures. That's when the light bulb goes on and we say, "Hey, wait a sec! Let me get my camera." Also, we are more prepared when we know we are going to be doing something really out of the ordinary, for example, taking an exotic eco tour where we expect to see some remarkable shots that we want to capture, or going on a once-in-a-liftime cruise to the Norway fjords.
Whether it's dark green sea glass
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Or light green sea glass
But here close to home, in the long
run, a lot of us take our
cameras and just plain
forget to take photos in the midst of the fun we are having. So later,
when we do get home and want to remember what was remarkable about the
day at the beach, we unfortunately don't have any photos. Pure white sea glass
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Or off white sea glass...it
is still a treasure.
But we can
get on line and look at sea glass photos, anyway. Like we're doing
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Photos/Videos- Guide to our featured sea glass pics and videos. Regularly posted pics of sea glass finds.
- Catch of the Day - Each photo is that day's beach find.
- Rosario Beach - Fidalgo Island, WA. Thumbnail gallery of sea glass gems photographed just as they are found among the amazingly beautiful beach rocks of this island.
- Sea Glass Saunter - A video containing the above pics of Rosario Beach and many more with original backup tracks by David.
- New pages to be added soon.
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