Participating in The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge. More entries here
Participating in The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge. More entries here
Wife-of-all-Trades
The best place to live is Everywhere 🌎🌍🌏
Traveling and sketching along the way
The Snow Melts Somewhere 
22 replies on “Blue in Aruba”
beautiful
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Thank you! 🙂 Those pelicans were all over that beach! They were amazing to watch flying because they were so huge
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It’s very pretty.
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Thanks for the nice comment! 🙂
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Looks like a painting!
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Thanks! It’s obviously cropped from the original which was larger. Edited with a free mobile app – no photoshopping, just adjusted colors, added a vignette, etc… Ended up with this matte look.
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Very nice!
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Pooh ho was Aruba ???
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Aruba was great, very beautiful
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Wow love how the light in this photo seems to be a ball in the middle radiating out!
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Thanks! 🙂
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Looks heavenly! We recently considered Aruba among places to go at Christmas time, but just decided last night on Colombia instead … still keeping Aruba on the list, though!
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Colombia sounds good, looking forward to maybe, hopefully reading about it later in your blog! 🙂
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Wow
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Thanks 🙂
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very amazing picture!
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Lovely blue 🙂 There is nostalgic feels in the image 🙂
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Thanks! It does look a bit nostalgic, I guess! 🙂
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Beautiful photograph!
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Thanks! 🙂
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I see you have the Falls of Iguazu in your header – did you get there – amazing falls !
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Yes, we went there 🙂 The Argentine part. They were amazing, but the devil’s throat was closed and so we maybe missed out on what many say is the best part. It was crowded with tourists and it looks better in the photos, where you can just admire the scenery instead of having to step aside for people pushing through. But as a natural wonder – yes, very amazing!!!! 🙂 I can just imagine what it would’ve been like centuries ago, before it became a tourist attraction. All that wildlife in the jungle…
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