The gull gods were happy to take our offerings . . .
I liked the ellipse-shaped cloud bowl in this one. I believe I counted about two to three different gull species on the beach that Autumn day.
#photography #nature #seashore #beach #birds #WordlessWednesday
The gull gods are always very magnanimous when it comes to accepting things 🙂 Great photo Leigh.
Thank you so much, Andrea! That is a high compliment, ‘cos I’ve seen the nature photography you’ve shared over the years on Harvesting Hecate. Pardon me for name-dropping your blog; I’ve been doing a lot of digital marketing courses lately and I really enjoy the role of encouraging people to read my fellow colleagues’ work that I’ve enjoyed. So, I’m throwing a hashtag or three in here as well, because you’re such a lyrical and engaging #writer. Perhaps it will result in an extra trickle of viewers for Harvesting Hecate, from the #writingcommunity and beyond? I hope so. Best wishes!
Thanks Leigh and thanks for your support as always 🙂
This is a wonderful picture, Leigh. It looks like an oil-painting!
I was instantly struck by the though that the curve of the clouds matched the curve of the wings. As if the sky and gulls were in flight together. A gorgeous photo Leigh.
Loved this!
Not sure if you remember me, “Swoosieque” from “Cancer Isn’t Pink”, but I’m still around, with a new pseudonym – Sue Marie St. Lee. I’ve been writing too!
Actually, you are the one who most influenced me a few years back to begin pursuing my dream of writing, and I’ve been doing that over the past year.
I don’t write much on my blog because I’m staying busy writing for submission calls.
I am so happy to see that you are still around and keeping VERY busy with your own writing!
Keep up the good work!
Hi, Swoosieque. Of course I remember you and your heartfelt writing about surviving cancer and then your family’s trial and tribulations! IIRC, the last I heard/read from your old persona, you were considering copywriting.
It’s awesome to hear how you are thriving in your writing life, especially now in these uncertain times (though I know you left your comment a couple months ago now). Will be sure to follow your new persona. I don’t get to do much “fun writing” as of late: partially that I am not always good at self-motivating, partially that I work close to full-time but it’s across 3 jobs. Two of them, as a gig worker, are teetering on disappearing or at least being drastically reduced with coronavirus around–so, who knows, maybe I’ll take up blogging again at some near date. In the meantime, I have a jillion things in the TBR pile (besides being a mom and teacher . . . and wife!) I hope you and yours stay well and thriving! See you around WordPress again soon.
Beautiful picture. It speaks for its self, needs no words yet it is quite worthy of poetry.