Tag Archives: imitation
Klee-ishness
Nature imitating painting at its finest.
Die Zwitscher Maschine by Paul Klee, 1922
Creature from the Deep . . .
. . . imitating creatures from the land. Taken this summer, I have been saving this to post on Halloween. Always amazed to see what the ocean will create!
Shells Mimicking Life; Because We Say So
Aside from the obvious (to me) similarity of the position of these shells to a child asking parents something outrageous, I love the simple monochrome of the shells on the sand.
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.
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.
Comet, Half Moon, and Constellations
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
