A gentle and simple alignment of shell fragments and a tiny pebble eludes to shelter and protection.
Tag Archives: ocean
Children, This is the Real Sandman
Could be the stuff of dreams, or nightmares. Really, though, I think it is just a bit of fun.
Not Parallel
And it bothers me a little. This photo is a little zen, though. Quieting.
Unusual Geometry
A strange, triangular arrangement. The centerpiece, a bit of a carapace, is what initially drew me to that piece of tide line.
Blue, Green, Yellow, White, Yellow
The colors came second, after noticing this remarkable arrangement on the tide line.
Two nearly identical shell fragments. A parallel arrangement. Two pebbles, autumn colors. One brilliant blue coquina. There are many stories here. >
United We Stand … Temporarily
A temporary blocking of the receding tide created lovely wave patterns in the sand.
Rorschach Shadow Play
What do you see?
Klee-ishness
Nature imitating painting at its finest.
Die Zwitscher Maschine by Paul Klee, 1922
Oh! The Blue!
It is not clear whether the clam shell had blue in it, or whether it was reflecting the whelk fragment. Whatever the case, this still life was a burst of color on a very grey beach.
Level Illusion
Reed, tide line, bit of ice . . . The reed is level, but the photo creates an illusion.
Tide Line Still Life 