Wild Dunes Beach and the Seafoam Photograph by Evie Carrier

Wild Dunes Beach and the Seafoam

by Evie Carrier

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Wild Dunes Beach and the Seafoam

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Evie Carrier

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Photograph - Photography

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A golden night along the Atlantic. The Sun was setting on the Isle of Palms at Wild Dunes Beach, Charleston South Carolina.

"Never waste any amount of time doing anything important when there is a sunset outside that you should be sitting under!" C. JoyBell C.

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February 26th, 2015

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Comments (4)

Richard Brookes

Lovely light Evie. I really enjoy coastal images. We call the sea foam spume (or spindrift over here. On very windy days here on the North Devon & Cornwall coast it can be blown up over the coastal cliffs which are 100-200 feet high - it is almost like a strange kind of snow! :o)