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This was a dream shot for me ~ standing underneath the Oceanside pier, feeling the draw from the leading lines and all the emotions as the water played Temptress with how close she could come to my feet without soaking them. The waves gently crashed against the pillars of the pier, creating such a serene and perfect atmosphere. The symmetry of the wooden structure framed the ebb and flow of the tide rolling in and out. It was a mesmerizing and absolutely therapeutic scene.
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Standing on the beach staring down at the light at the end of the pier. This is an under the pier shot at Oceanside Pier in California.
This was a dream shot for me ~ standing underneath the Oceanside pier, feeling the draw from the leading lines and all the emotions as the water played Temptress with how close she could come to my feet without soaking them. The waves gently crashed against the pillars of the pier, creating such a serene and perfect atmosphere. The symmetry of the wooden structure framed the ebb and flow of the tide rolling in and out. It was a mesmerizing and absolutely therapeutic scene.