A decorative clock that's never worked. I had to drive for ages to find a long stretch of beach with no people around. I placed the clock in the edge of the rising tide and shot as Mother Nature did her work. Processed for a dreamy look to suit the scene.
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This shot immediately reminds me of a song... "Time, is flowing like a river, to the sea... (don't know who sings it...), but it sure is a great shot. Too bad we can't play sound with our photos...
Hey Cindi, Just wanted to say how much I love this picture. This is great work, like everything else you do. If I could show you I would but just take my word, I gave a 9 for this. WTG girl!!!
I thought about this very title. I love your shot Cindi. Interestingly, I found this about the phrase...
Here tide doesn't refer to the contemporary meaning of the word, i.e. the rising and falling of the sea, but to a period of time. When this phrase was coined tide meant a season, or a time, or a while. The word is still with us in that sense in 'good tidings', which refers to a good event or occasion and whitsuntide, noontide etc.
Yep, yep. Creativity bonus points achieved here! :D Clever, fun to look at, AND technically well done. Sounds like a winner to me! :D See you soon on the front page.
This is AWESOME!! My new favorite in this challenge so far. Someone else had this saying, with just a flat tide. ..but the addition of the antique clock turns it from being a "stretch" for the challenge into an extraordinary, perfect fit! 10
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