When Nature Imitates Art: Cubism
This pebble, subtly shaped like a head, has quiet markings evocative of facial features in a cubist painting. Nature imitating art, rather than the more usual opposite.
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Pink, Pebble, and Holes in the Sand
Shell fragment imitating flesh. Sand filled with small holes. Coquina vents? Pebble with small hole that mirrors holes in sand. Lots of imitating going on here, and lots to look at.
Blue Swirl
I am not sure what is more interesting about this shell fragment: the swirls of vibrant blue, or the small pebble stuck in its center. The blues stood out brilliantly on the tan sand, but it was not until I … Continue reading
The Comfort of Others
Some mornings we need the comfort of others.
Heavy Morning
Some mornings are just too heavy, some days too difficult to navigate. All thoughts and prayers to the victims and families in Boston.
Magnification: An Act of Beauty
“… and for its last act, the small jellyfish magnified the world around him before being washed out to the ocean. It was an act of beauty.”
Child’s Play
One of these things is not like the other . . . . . . or . . . 5+6=11 These small pebbles (and a tiny shell) were lined up by the tide to resemble child’s play with Cheerios on … Continue reading
Lace Slipper
In one sense, all shells found on a tideline are old; they are the remaining evidence of a mollusk that is no longer there. However, this particular slipper shell seems ancient. While the creature was, no doubt, beautiful in life, … Continue reading
Taking Flight!
No matter what the stress level or the craziness of daily life, being on the tide line refreshes my spirit. I am able to get above and beyond what was weighing me down land-side. On the tideline it is easier … Continue reading
A Hint of Spring
A beach walk on the first real, spring-like day. The lily of the valley in my garden have started to peek through the soil, and the hydrangea are covered with light green buds. How appropriate that this tiny bit of … Continue reading
Tide Line Still Life 