Escape Hatches is a photograph by Kay Lovingood which was uploaded on July 14th, 2012.
Escape Hatches
The artistry of nature can be quite breathtaking! A perfectly still coastal pond reflects the grasses on its banks, twisting into an arc, and forming... more
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Title
Escape Hatches
Artist
Kay Lovingood
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The artistry of nature can be quite breathtaking! A perfectly still coastal pond reflects the grasses on its banks, twisting into an arc, and forming hidey-holes for water fowl. Five holes, each becoming a circle in the reflection, with grass behind them. Green growing grass, bleached-white grass, and brown-tipped grass, all showing above and below the holes. Perfect symmetry along a centered horizon.
I was walking along a path in Charleston, SC, when I noticed what appeared to be holes in the marsh grasses. My immediate thought was to wonder what kind of animal would dive through the holes to escape a predator. Hence the title. The symmetry of the composition and the stillness of the reflection makes this an excellent shot.
The Charleston, SC area has a lot to offer visitors, from the historic downtown area and beautiful waterfront, to the more natural surroundings of marshes and beaches. One favorite place is John's Island, near Folly Beach. This photo was taken along a nature trail in that park.
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July 14th, 2012
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