At dawn I walked on the beach from North 1st street to South 8th Street Cocoa Beach. Tide was at peak of high, the surf still high from gale winds. Click me for yesterday’s posting, “Rough Surf.”
In the first video, set the effect of a strong west wind pushing surf spray back onto itself, the ocean brightly lit across dunes. I was standing on a boardwalk access from South 8th Street.
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South 8th Street is my turnaround, walking back the squall clouds broke, releasing sunlight for this video.
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Squalls returned, forcing me to hide the DSLR (digital single-lens reflex camera) under my waterproof shell. Then, the squall broken once again, releasing sunlight for this double rainbow.
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Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
Deep meaning, beautiful.
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I love the experience of the tide rolling in. Thanks for taking me to the beach today!
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It is wonderful, we miss the eternal ocean.
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Me, too. My husband and I stayed in Galveston for a couple of days in March before we locked down. We’re just under an hour to the beach by car. It’s my happy place.
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