Admittedly not the most polished photo. My elementary photography skills were significantly challenged by a rapidly changing tide, but I loved the way the quickly receding tide line presented an image so very evocative of the night sky. At least … Continue reading
See the silhouette of a person on the rock? I didn’t until I uploaded the photo later in the day. What I saw when I framed the photograph was a pebble with an interesting erosion pattern. Learning to look carefully, … Continue reading
This poor jellyfish was stranded on a beach in West Palm, Florida, along with a large number of his variety. Most jellyfish are 93-95% water, and this one, with bubbles, seemed to blur the line between solid and liquid.
The tideline was particularly cluttered this day, but there was a beauty in the simple geometry of this feather beside the small airway vent for a hidden mollusk.
Clam, Skate Egg Case, Coquina It should be a good summer for skates. The beach has been peppered with their empty egg cases. The center of each case maintains a deceptively gravid shape even when empty, as is the case … Continue reading
Fire and water: opposites with similar form.
Sometimes we have to look really carefully to see what is keeping our head above water.
“Women need solitude in order to find again the true essence of themselves.” Anne Morrow Lindberg, Gifts from the Sea
Tide Line Still Life 