There are moments of morning luminosity, and I experienced one a few days ago. The driftwood glowed.
The piece below is a “piggy head…eye, snout, curled pointy ears.” That’s a persuasive argument, but frame of reference is everything in judgments like this. So what’s your interpretation?
I recognize an angry sea lion when I see one—this isn’t open for debate.
Despite ominous clouds, no raindrops fell, and it was my luck to find many things besides driftwood washed up on the beach. To take a look at what I found, click here and head to March 28th.
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Gorgeous photography 😀
Feels good to get a photography compliment from you, Cee. I’ve learned a ton from you and your pages, and your inclusive approach gave me the confidence to put some of my stuff out there. So thanks!
I’m so very glad you put this out on your blog. Your photos caught my attention 😀
My son-in-law Ehren and Daughter Stephanie have a camp in Mexico. The family has been beachcombers since the 40s. They recently found alot washed up and Ehren carried a really heavy piece to driftwood to their camp. I love seeing your pictures and envy your walks
Tht’s a great story! I can almost see it. Those are great memories, eh? Thanks for sharing a glimpse of it with me.
Certainly very atmospheric. Real glowering sky. Fabulous
These are great Steve. I must agree about the sea lion but the image above looks like a lovely little deer to me 😀
Love surly days like this… and driftwood sculptures are a special treat.