Something I always struggle to capture but can spend endless hours watching! Sea spray flying through the air. That’s ephemeral for me.
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Ephemeral.”
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restlessjo 
Yes, tricky, but you have made a good job of it Jo.
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Thanks, Andrew! Pure fluke, I suspect 🙂 I’ve spent the last couple of hours dashing around the blogs and must now go and do some work so I’ll catch you up later 🙂
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That particular spray, on that day, in the endless cycle of life, is forever captured by you and beautifully too.
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I can’t remember if it was one of those moments when Mick was standing around shuffling his feet, Gilly 🙂 I suspect it was! Thanks, darlin’. Happy Sunday!
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You too honey and tell the foot shuffler to be patient 🙂
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He’s off to work this morning and I’m doing Sunday lunch, ironing etc 😦 Will compensate by watching the 3 Musketeers while I iron 🙂
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Love watching the ocean!!
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Me too, Aletta 🙂
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Nice capture indeed, Jo.
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Thanks, Ken 🙂 More than a bit lucky, I think!
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Definitely ephemeral.
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Thanks, hon 🙂
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I tried to photograph waves in Hawaii and failed. I agree. They are ephemeral.
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I imagine you can have pretty spectacular waves in Hawaii, Nicki 🙂
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Excellent shot, Jo! 🙂
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I get lucky sometimes, Ad 🙂 Happy Bootcamp! Don’t forget to buy 3 bars of chocolate next time. Nudge! Nudge! 🙂
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So beautiful.
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Definitely got a bit lucky with this one, Gem 🙂 Happy Sunday!
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This photo is perfect for the challenge Jo; sea spray lasts but a few seconds and then it’s gone. Great action shot too!
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Thanks a lot, Barb. I probably had a numb bum by the time I got this one 🙂
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A gorgeous photo Jo. I could not see the photo in WP Reader but when coming to your site it shows up fine. I know this happened another time and just wanted to let you know.
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I just did a very swift entry on the Weekly Photo Challenge page, Sue (not at all like me- I usually dither about 🙂 ). Maybe I was too quick for those guys? (or they just don’t like me (: ) Thanks for letting me know.
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This Jo is so fantastic! The atmosphere and light shining onto the spray makes for one of the seascape days that I hate to leave. Beautiful capture ~
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Whenever I go to the sea, Mary, I wonder why I’m not there more often. It entrances me. 🙂 Not so much the husband and I recollect him trailing his feet that day! Thank you 🙂
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Beautiful moment capture! 🙂
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It was, Amy! And I struck lucky 🙂
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Wow! This is an amazing photo, Jo! Great job!
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Glad you like it, Jill. 🙂 I came across it in the folder when I was posting my marina photos earlier. Couldn’t resist posting 🙂 Happy Sunday!
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Sea spray is perfect for ephemeral, Jo! I know how you adore the sea. Happy Sunday. xxx
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And to you, darlin’ 🙂
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Amazing shot there!
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Thanks, Tanya. It’s one I really like 🙂
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Great shot Jo, and ever so ephemeral!!
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Many thanks, Tina. It’s a subject that can have very sad connotations so I was happy with this interpretation. 🙂
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Wonderful! I remember watching waves like this for hours in Tenerife many years ago. It’s a travel moment that has stayed with me all that time.
Great post for Ephemeral
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Thanks, Debs 🙂 I didn’t have to travel so far. Exotic Seaton!
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Cool! Nice one, Jo
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Quite fresh actually, Sue 🙂 🙂 Glad you like it!
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😀😀
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It is beautiful. I can almost feel the mist.
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Thank you so much 🙂
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Yes, Jo! This is such a great example of ephemeral and how precious it is that you waited to see this and then, sharing this with us, too. The black and white with the shining blue water and such pastel blue sky adds to this effect, Jo.
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Many thanks, Robin. Ephemeral has so many sad connotations and I wasn’t sure about posting this. But I love that flying water, and I can never quite capture what I see. 🙂
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