Red and white carnations, some still tied with ribbons, were scattered along about a mile of beach. There were flowers still washing up with the waves as we walked. The logical explanation is a scattering of ashes or a memorial … Continue reading
If you have read my guest post for “Beach Treasures and Treasure Beaches” you know that some of my inspiration for still life work comes from my art history studies. Another major inspiration comes from one of my daughters, a … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving to all of you here in the US and those of you all over the world. Some of you may not be familiar with this American holiday. Although it commemorates the earliest settlers, it is more significant as … Continue reading
Thanks to Jody for the privilege of being a guest photographer on this site.
The angle of the light adds to the intrigue of this still life. Who says shells can’t be beautiful after they are broken to pieces? Not me!
. . . Sailor take warning. Looks like several crazy days of weather ahead on the east coast. Be safe in travel, friends.
Spinning in the tide, rather than the wind.
Just a simplistic still life for a Sunday morning. Simple, but elegant.
Being buried enhanced this simple shell. I suspect it would have been ignored if it was completely exposed,
This is not my favorite photo, per se. However, when I was looking at it on the larger screen, I noticed something in the bubbles. I decided to play with Snapseed’s new HDR feature to sharpen it. What I found … Continue reading
Tide Line Still Life 