East Coast Kin photography tag highlights coastal and wildlife shots
The East Coast Kin photography tag is showcasing coastal and wildlife images from fog-shrouded power lines and a Bay Bridge pigeon shot in San Francisco to a Great Blue Heron and a female duck in Boston Public Garden. Photographers are posting landscapes and macro work including an East Yorkshire bluebell woodland, Wisconsin ferns, desert cactus blooms, morning-walk deer, and occupied bird nests. Several entries emphasize creative processing and challenges, notably a winterscape edited from RAW and run through a Photoshop neural-style transfer evoking The Great Wave off Kanagawa. The tag matters because it gathers region-spanning nature, coastal skylines, and varied techniques in one place, making it a quick source of inspiration for landscape, wildlife, and post-processing photography.
My favourite photo. I took this the day my Mom passed away. It was gloomy all day and I went for a drive to clear my head. When I pulled into my driveway, this happened. I think she was telling me something. #Photography #EastCoastKin
This is lovely. What a beautiful experience you had connected to your mom.
There are signs everywhere... If you choose to believe it.
Glad you heard her; beautiful message!
I'm sure she was 💖
She made herself 'heard!' 💕🌈