Ocean Grove at dusk in October, 2015. Michael Goldfinger. Blogfinger.net
By Paul Goldfinger, Editor Blogfinger.net
Those who photograph along the Jersey Shore, particularly in Ocean Grove where we know the photographers and poets who have those keen eyes and ears who study the surf and understand how it is constantly changing.
That is why we post pictures and poems about a subject that never stops moving and never stays the same, from one moment to the next.
We recently posted another end of day image at the Ocean Grove beach by Michael Goldfinger and now here he is again, at dusk, mesmerized by the same seashore which sometimes is at rest but other times is wild and unpredictable.
“…..that peace is brief, that the ocean seldom rests from surging, its song a protest against the night’s silence.”
From Charles Pierre’s poem “Bradley Beach at Midnight” from his book Father of Water (2008 Black Buzzard Press)
KARRIN ALLYSON “And So It Goes.” By Billy Joel.
Karrin Allyson