
Reflections Palm Beach
With the big seas closing the beaches, and its being a public holiday, even though I went late to the beach, there were still a lot of people at the rockpool and I didn't feel comfortable with the thought of leaving my camera with my things as I swam. So I walked the beach instead.
Walking north and looking landwards against the sun, there was a shroud of sea mist, giving a wonderful light.
But coming back, I saw this reflection in the smooth water surface of a receding wave. Or more to the point, I didn't. I saw the wonderful smooth surface. Only when I had captured the image, did I see the reflections.
Is this innate or is it learnt, this failure to observe the intangible and the evanescent?

Sunlight through sea mist and Norfolk Island Pines
(Both images best viewed large. Click on them, then go to All sizes and click on large.)
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