Punctuation / Exclamation!
Even though this is a little skewed, the arrangement of the pebble and shell bit remind me of punctuation. Perhaps it is because it is how I felt after not being on the beach for several weeks!
Even though this is a little skewed, the arrangement of the pebble and shell bit remind me of punctuation. Perhaps it is because it is how I felt after not being on the beach for several weeks!
This arrangement is, perhaps, one of my favorite finds. The photograph does not capture what this simple, linear arrangement of tiny objects does for my spirit. The pale orange of the pebble draws out the oranges in the sand. The … Continue reading
This assortment of ovoids was picture-perfectly assembled just above the tide line. I photograph objects just as I find them; and this was arranged by the ocean with more imagination than I could ever have done. I love the translucency … Continue reading
I rarely photograph bits of humanity on the beach, but could not resist this. A tiny bit of a child’s toy washed up with the tide reminds me of all that is wonderful about the beach for a child: sitting … Continue reading
This bit of ancient shell, eaten by worms and eroded by the ocean, is a perfect foil for the orange pebble beside it. I love the juxtaposition of textures, both set in a bed of crystal-like sand.
Memorial Day Weekend: the traditional start of the summer season. After a rainy start yesterday, we woke today to brilliant sun and a cool breeze – so it was off to the beach! It is always a lucky day when … Continue reading
This tiny pebble, about 3/4″, is what initially caught my eye. But when I got home, it is the sand that I find most beautiful. This was taken on a New Jersey beach that was affected by Superstorm Sandy. Although … Continue reading
This stone, set a little bit away from other tide line treasures, looked very much like an otter. Its green color also made this small stone stand out as unusual on the NJ beach.
I am always startled and delighted to find a ‘heart rock’. Not long after Hurricane Sandy, I came across this on the tide line in NJ. I can’t determine what it is made of; it may even be a long-tumbled … Continue reading
The edge of the tide. A white pebble. Only many days later did I notice the single grain of sand on the pebble.