I think this place is like the ones seen in dreams… perhaps is one of those intermediate zones, where dream blends with reality; suddenly Sir Francis Drake could appear there to rest in middle of his way to Panama, and we would discuss about the coincidence to have the same name (I’m not Francisco but Francis) and after that he would return to his ship in the past (or present) and I would walk to the city in the present (or future)…
The Humboldt stream brings water from the Antarctic sea, I’d like to think that that’s the reason the ocean there has those fantastic colors.
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Also I love that the rock seems an open mouth like this “:v” lol
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also a first line of love ! Many thanks, Francis, for the pictures from the other side of the World !
Thanks for your kindness so close to here despite the oceans and continents of distance, dear artist.
Such a beautiful coast and sea, it is indeed like a dream.
Thank you kind lady :)
It looks like a monster rocks emerging from the sea. Looks very pretty and warm on that side of the world :-)
Actually the photo was shot in winter a few months ago. Now the heat is quite strong! But after your travel to Galapagos I know for sure you know how warm it can be :-)
Actually, I didn’t sweat that much in the Galapagos. The wind was always refreshing. I can’t say the same for my time in Utah… never been that hot in my whole life ;-)
Wow a slice of heaven Francis!!!!
It was a discovery to me too ^_^ thank you for your kind words :-)
Singing rock ;-) not in the rain, in the sea.
Great shot, Francis.
Greetings
Ulli
Thank you for your kind compliment, Ulli.
Warm regards,
Francis.
That rock has probably been around since the time of Sir Francis Drake, even before. It looks quite weather-worn and ancient. The ‘expression’ on its rock ‘face’ is quite appropriate: if I were being hit with waters from the Arctic ocean, I would be wearing the same expression.
You’re right, though – the blue is intense :)
It’s a pity we couldn’t know if the weather was like that when you were here. I know you would liked it :-)
Maybe next time :)
;-)
Stunning colours Francis 😊
Thank you very much, Julie. I love the colors in your photographs, they are amazing ^__^
And all that blue.. in the buildings… and the boats…is it really how it is?
Ît’s even more beautiful, Caroline. I think the blue is because a tradition of security, whatever the reason painters love those boats of pure blue.
You would be amazed if you could be there :-)