And Sometimes the Tide Line Loves Me Back
Early morning shadows are often delightful.
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In Alignment
Sometimes things just line up . . . On the tide line and in life.
Mussel and Twig with Sea Froth
The froth remains for only the briefest moments, but it often frames tide line treasures when it is there.
Watch Out for the BLOB!
I have no idea what variety of jellyfish this is. It is easy, though, to imagine it as a creature from a 1950’s sci-fi ready to gobble up those poor, hapless shell fragments.
The Ancient One
What has this ancient oyster seen? How far has it traveled? Where has it been carried after its moments on my tide line?
The Grin
Can you see it?
Shadow Tiara
Some mornings, the sun is so bright, that the shadows are what take precedent over the forms themselves.
Sand and Rust-Red Striped Shell
The simplicity of this shell with its unusual coloration, placed right at the edge of the ocean, was just perfect.
Butterflies in a Basket
Five mussels emptied of their owners, mollusk egg cases, bit of shell, and a coquina – perfectly arranged by an early morning, incoming tide.
Mimicry on a Smaller Scale
A piece of a mussel shell positioned perfectly beside the remainders of a gull’s breakfast. Maybe I was tired, and it was just a bit too early in the morning, but it sure looked like a shark’s head going after … Continue reading
Tide Line Still Life 