Occasionally, an artist will set up an easel and paint this landscape.
There were hardly any birds at the salt marsh today so I resorted to a landscape. Another good scene for an artist but there were none around either. This is a northerly view at low tide. The ocean is about a quarter of a mile behind the camera.
Red berries add some color to a drab autumn environment.
It is just past low tide and the water is flowing in from the ocean which is on the other side of the sand dunes.
Clouds roll in off the ocean. The ocean is just beyond the treeline on the other side of the sand dunes.
A Red-winged Blackbird sits atop the scaggly tree in this scraggly field.
Summer is coming to a close. The fields are turning golden yellow. It's September 1st and hot, humid and colorful at the salt marsh. The morning bird activity has stopped. At times like this, I focus on the landscape.
Cold, windy, partly cloudy, no tree buds nor Spring flowers anywhere.
Have you ever wondered what's on the otherside of a hill?
A person passes by the brilliant sunset.
Nice cool shade on a hot summer day.
yard, light, flowers
Pea soup or thick fog obscures the ocean right behind the sand dune.
