Likes Attract: Apricot, Apricot
On all the tide line, these two apricot-colored shells were found touching. Almost kissing. Love the delicacy of the touch!
On all the tide line, these two apricot-colored shells were found touching. Almost kissing. Love the delicacy of the touch!
Blown to the very edge of the tide, this set of pine needles lasted only seconds after the photo was taken. The early morning shadow creates a lovely crest in the sand.
The simplicity of the green and orange in this one small stone, sitting isolated on the tide line, are evocative of summer. As a note, I rarely take stones home, no matter how lovely on the tide line. Once dry, … Continue reading
Myriad tiny stones, shell bits, and seaweed – all mysteriously strung together, ready to adorn a mermaid. Or perhaps, it already had done so, and was discarded like last year’s styles.
The monochrome of this cluster of items is quite pleasing, I think. Soothing… Quite the opposite of the forces that degraded these shell bits.
It would be impossible to match the tide line in creativity of arrangement.
The line of pebbles in the previous post caught my eye immediately. Fortunately, I snapped a photo, and then a second, just as the tide rearranged the stones.
Like ‘The Grin’ several weeks ago. Can you see the wink, or is it just my over active imagination (and my tendency to personify all things beach and sea)?
I watched as the tide deposited the pebbles perfectly in the shell. Love the colors!