As mentioned in the title, the tide was low, and this opening photograph is very good at illustrating that fact. The rocks protruding from the sea, don't protrude as much when the tide is high.
Only a few fragments can be seen when the sea in the bay is at its highest. In this photograph, you can see a hooded crow approaching the stranded floating barrier of the beach. The thing looks a bit like a giant worm, slightly surreal near the small bird
Quite a few birds were enjoying the sunny day on the rocks of the low-tide archipelago just outside the inlet. They looked a bit like tourists to me. Like a bunch of feathered winter tourists in the January silence. Here you can see the seagulls.
Cormorants were also there.
In this wide shot, you can see the entire beach.
This collection of driftwood wasn't there the last time I visited the place, a couple of weeks ago
Here you can take a look at the sailing boats in another inlet, a couple of hundred meters from the beach.
This is some summer stuff across the bay. It looks like a beach bar or something like that.
And that's all. The post ends here.
In today's post, you'll see (or just saw) nine photographs, taken in a place that appeared many times in my older and more recent publications here on HIVE. Liznjan's harbor and the nearby beach. I said that many times in similar posts, but I'll repeat it here nonetheless, Liznjan is a village situated not far from where I live. Only about three kilometers from my hometown. This time the low tide was very low. That caught my attention, I took a bunch of photographs, and now, another slightly repetitive post about Liznjan's beach & harbor is here. Enjoy it if you can.
AS ALWAYS HERE ON HIVE, THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MY WORK.