We felt a pleasant breeze while walking on the warm, smooth sand. The scene was that off a postcard. At the beach, my family and I rented snorkeling gear to fit ourselves. While snorkeling, we gazed at numerous colorful fish exploring around the jagged coral. The coral was incredibly sharp if you were to touch it with your hand.
This photograph reminds me of where I live by the beach and it is very calming. I think that this picture portrays a message to me by the lighthouse has a direct correlation with the ocean and boats and that has been a big part in my life. Also I took this picture so I can recall the day and how calming the crashing waves by the beach were on a hot summer day. I think that the calming sensation of the ocean people may get from a picture of the light house but I don’t think that most people will get the memories I get when I see the lighthouse right by the
My Seclusion The ocean in a way is like a living being. The way it moves, as if it is dancing for us, showing off its majestic beauty. It has such power, it is overwhelming. The beach is where I feel most comfortable, where I am at peace, one with the earth. It’s the one place where I could sit forever and not even notice the time go by.
Most people have special places where they can go to relax or find inspiration. For example, my relaxing place is the beach. Living on Long Island you’re never too far from the beach. Growing up in Bay Shore, the beach is 10 minutes away. When I’m overwhelmed, nothing relaxes me more than sitting in the cool sand as the sun is setting.
This poem brings back memories of the summers I have spent with my friends sunbathing and swimming in the pool. My favorite line is, “The turquoise pool rose up to meet us, / its slide a silver afterthought…” (Connolly 1-2). This line brings an image to one’s mind. Also, these lines are the first lines of the poem; they immediately grab one’s attention and illustrate what is to come in the rest of the poem. I believe this poem is about the carefree time a teenage girl spends during her summers.
This establishing shot creates a strong image of the city and the lifestyle on a dull day. Mel Brackstone This photograph as an intesnsity to bring the feeling of heat and summer. The lighting in this photograph is just so ethereal with the textures and the earthy tones it makes it seem so Australian. The contrast between the water and the dry sand is striking and you can almost feel the landscapes surroundings. I like this photograph has it reminds me of the hot days of summer which are the best times of the year.
The scenery that Adeline is fondly admiring symbolizes her emotions. The repetition of how happy and benevolent Adeline feels is portrayed as the morning breeze lifts Adeline’s spirits and as her heart is warmed and overjoyed. Adeline feels that way just as her senses are heightened. Nature is kind to Adeline, so she is able to feel kindness in return. Adeline feels the fresh breeze; she sees the flowery luxuriance of the turf.
In addition, Steinbeck suggests that the clearing is full of sunlight: 'The water is warm too, for it slipped twinkling over the yellow sands.' Yellow, in this context, is calming because the words 'warm' and 'twinkling' are used before it. Steinbeck also uses alliteration to create a calm and peaceful atmosphere: 'south of Soledad, the Salinas River.' The repetition on the soft's' sound is calming and subtle. Steinbeck repeats this technique: 'the water is warm too.'
The word ‘stab’ used reminds readers of blood and shows how bright that red shirt is compared to pale sky. Second example of imagery is shown in line, “The beach glows grainy under the sun's copper pressure, air the colour of tangerines” (Woman on a Beach, 7). This is an example of figurative imagery. Michaels is making the comparison of the colour of the air to that of the colour of tangerines describing the sunset. Readers are able to visualize the intensity of the sun’s heat with the word, “glow”, because sun’s rays are radiating against the sand and creating a “glow”.
What a wonderful weather it is, strong breezy wind, just perfect enough to enjoy the time of the refreshing day. So amazing it is just looking at the people playing there they must be enjoying it so much and forgetting everything else. We wish that we enjoy as much as they are enjoying playing tennis and freely loving the breeze, when it’s our turn to play. Just looking at the ball bouncing and hitting the tennis racket and bouncing off again, to the other racket, already makes us feel excited to just jump in the court and start