Horray for Blue! - June 2017 Sea Glass Photo Contest

by Sara McKinlay
(Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada)

Hooray for Blue

Hooray for Blue

~ sea glass contest photo was submitted by Sara McKinlay, Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada

Where was this photo taken?

Sechelt, British Columbia Canada Date, time of day, and weather conditions? June 7th, 1:30pm sunny low tide

Where was this photo taken?

Sechelt, British Columbia Canada

Weather and time of day?

June 7th, 1:30pm sunny low tide

What were your feelings or impressions when taking this photo?

I teach at a child development center with children ages 3-5. we are fortunate enought to be located right by the beach.

One of our favorite activities is to search for seaglass along the shore.

The kids have become master seaglass finders and become very excited when they find unique colours. One of our favorite colours to find is blue.

We found this peice laying in the rocks as we walked along the shore. One of the children used it to top a rock stacking and helped to take this photo.

What kind of camera and/or lens did you use?



Samsung Galaxy s5 cellphone




~ sea glass contest photo was submitted by Sara McKinlay, Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada
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Comments for Horray for Blue! - June 2017 Sea Glass Photo Contest

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Jul 03, 2017
 Favorite
by: Sammy

I like this one but all of the pictures are wonderful
Jul 03, 2017
 Yes
by: Anonymous

I love the colors and setting for this beautiful picture

Jun 25, 2017
 Love it
by: Melly

Love that color! You guys find the nicest glass down at the beach to cool.
Jun 23, 2017
 Exciting!
by: David

I know the kids must love being able to get to the beach regularly, and you have the ideal job for a sea glasser!

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