A footprint, a fragment, and a small red bead all at the very edge of the tide’s furthest reach. Simple, contemplative, and minimalist.
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Partial Starburst
Similarity Between the Ornithological and Botanical Worlds
The foot prints. A dead bit of a branch. The forms echo one another in the dunes, along the tide’s highest line.
Barefoot Echo
Celebrating today’s projected high temperature of 45F! I almost never include any man-made item in a tide line still life. This footprint next to a piece of coral evocative of a foot was too much to resist.
Vanishing . . .
. . . like 2013. Soon nothing will remain but the memory of it having been here.
Oh, Here’s Where I Dropped It
Feathers and footprints were in abundance on this beach. There must have been a wild gull party!
Evidence
In reality, we don’t need any evidence of the gulls’ presence. The beach has been full of the birds, numbering in the hundreds some mornings. I am always impressed with the great black-back gulls. They are enormous! This gentle feather … Continue reading
Tide Line Still Life 