Sureal at the Sea Shore
The last day of the Whale Trail involves a very short walk, but what it lacks in distance it certainly compensates-for in aesthetics. It is photographic wonderland. The sandstone rocks along the sea have been eroded into wonderful shapes.
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Long shelves of rock project far out to sea creating bizarre meeting places of calm and rough
I enjoy this photograph. On forst impression it appears to be a meteorological photograph of our planet, taken from outer space and showing developing weather patterns. But in fact it is a picture of an Oystercatcher!
At times it feels as if one is walking across the canvas of a surreal Salvador Dali painting and I kept expecting to see giant flaccid pocketwatches draped over the rocks
And this last photograph also reminds me of an aerial view – perhaps of The Okavango Delta, whereas it is in fact the shallow water on a rock shelf with protruding rock below.
