Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Pier's End/ Watery Wednesday

Look what's at the end of the pier!

Have you ever been told to take a long walk off a a short pier?  (Is that the same as "Go jump in the lake"? I think so.)  Well anyway, I did take a slow long walk down this long pier, stalking the great blue heron standing on the rocks at the end. It was a good thing I took this shot before I was close enough to get a good shot because it wasn't long after that that the heron flew off. Even though the heron is quite tiny in this photo, I rather like the look of this pier at sunset.

I am linking to Watery Wednesday where you can find many more watery photos.

23 comments:

Cezar and Léia said...

Fantastic capture and composition, I love the peaceful feeling in this picture, the lake is beautiful!
Léia

Roan said...

I wish birds were more excited about being photographed. They are very difficult subjects, but I love it when I'm able to capture one. At least this one led you to an amazing shot of the pier and the water beyond.

Darla said...

The shot is great, the heron must have been tempting you out to the end of the pier just for this.

Darla

TexWisGirl said...

love the silvery blues.

Kathy said...

Love all the blue colors in this photo.

MadSnapper said...

lovely water view, i am unable to walk out on a pier with no railings like this, I suffer from fear of water and walking on this is something i can not do.

Lois Evensen said...

Lovely. So peaceful.

Kate said...

It looks like it must have been a delightful walk. Can almost smell the water.

Zosia said...

I love places like this. I love sitting on a pier on or the shore reading or just watching the lake, the light reflecting from the water, the birds....perfection

Malyss said...

I like your sunsets! so serene..

Anonymous said...

Fabulous shot!

RedPat said...

Lovely blues and that pink sky - wonderful! The heron just finishes it off nicely.

Ruth Hiebert said...

Beautiful picture and the Heron adds to that beauty.

Janie said...

nice shot! I do see the heron clearly. I've never had any luck with them hanging around long enough for me to get close.

Jack said...

I am surprised at how broad an environment the blue heron lives in. It is in Florida, and Connecticut, and Ontario. (And probably many other states.) Those are three very different environments!

George said...

Although you didn't get the shot of the heron you wanted, this is a wonderful photo of the pier, rocks, lake and sky. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Gemma Wiseman said...

Beautiful soft tones in the sky highlighting the shapes round the water!

Shammickite said...

It would be very pleasant to jump off the dock right now, it's hot and steamy!

Randy said...

I love the soft colors in this shot. Looks so peaceful.

Michelle said...

Love the pinkish sky.

One Photo said...

They always do fly off don't they? This is a lovely photo, lots of reflections and a pretty sky and the pier does look lovely at sunset.

Leora said...

Gorgeous colors. So calming. I'm ready to jump off the dock and swim.

Rose said...

I really like this photo, too...just so peaceful....looks like the quiet time of day.

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