
REMEMBER SILLY TUESDAY is tomorrow. Silliness rules for a day each week.
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Le Tour - Much of what I love about the Tour is seeing the natural beauty and the magnificent architecture of France; (the podium girls aren't hard on the eyes either).
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"A photograph has picked up a fact of life, and that fact will live forever." Raghu Rai
@Irene: Thank you.
@dj.tigersprout: Thanks, dj.
@Nicholas: Thank you.
@Toni: Hi. Thanks for your kind words.
@zOOm: The tidal flow actually has receded from this area.
@xavier cardell: At the time it was captured, this was not under water; a couple of hours later, it would have been.
@sawsengee: Thank you.
@Monique: Thank you.
@Lorraine: Thanks; yes we do.
@Judy: A little Vibrance was added and the contrast was changed from Medium Contrast to Strong Contrast.
@Marie-Hélène Ammor: Merci, Marie.
@Yvonne Simons: Thank you, Yvonne.
@rokhsana: Thank you.
@Tammy-Cricket: Thanks, Tammy.
@Don Smith: Thanks, Don. This was a - 3.0 ft. tide, one of the lowest in years.
@Isidro: Gracias.
@Don: Thanks, Don.
@Susan: Thanks, Susan.
@JamesC: Thanks, James.
@MARIANA: Thank you, Mariana.
@Abraham Siloé: Gracias.
@MontereyJohn: Thanks, John.
@khadi: They were wet, but they were not under water when this shot was taken. The starfish and the anemone are hanging on a rock wall.
@Laurie: Thanks, Laurie.
@Chris Parr: Thanks, Chris.
@Betty: Thanks, Betty; taking tide pool shots is so fun.
@Barbara: Thanks, Barb.
@MrsAmber: Thanks, Kate.
@Anna.C: Thanks, Anna. I used to be a fanatical bike rider, and a better bike racer than photographer.
@marc battault: Merci, Marc.
@k@: Merci, Karine.
@Scott Schilling: Thanks, Scott.
@Mags: Merci.
@Diane Schuller: Thanks, Diane; our photo guild had lots of fun that day (3 carloads of us went).
@Riccardo: This was during a very low tide. The anemone and the starfish were hanging on the side of a rock.