Heavy Morning
Some mornings are just too heavy, some days too difficult to navigate. All thoughts and prayers to the victims and families in Boston.
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Magnification: An Act of Beauty
“… and for its last act, the small jellyfish magnified the world around him before being washed out to the ocean. It was an act of beauty.”
All Spring in One Pebble
Yellow! Finally! Celebrate! Bright sun streaks across the yard, daffodils, forsythia, and gentle warmth. It is no wonder that my eye was drawn to this pebble on a cold day in February. It is also no wonder that I was … Continue reading
Taking Flight!
No matter what the stress level or the craziness of daily life, being on the tide line refreshes my spirit. I am able to get above and beyond what was weighing me down land-side. On the tideline it is easier … Continue reading
Tipping the Balance
An impossible geometry from another angle, yet the simplicity of this ocean-arranged composition works beautifully.
Composition in Blue and White
There is no blue on earth quite like the blue of a Portuguese Man of War. This was photographed on a Florida beach, which was littered with them this particular day. They are beautiful creatures in life, but their blue … Continue reading
Last Year’s Growth: Hydrangea and Feather
Shedding last year’s growth to get ready for new. Somehow this is as perfect a spring photo as one of crocus or daffodils.
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
Silhouette
See the silhouette of a person on the rock? I didn’t until I uploaded the photo later in the day. What I saw when I framed the photograph was a pebble with an interesting erosion pattern. Learning to look carefully, … Continue reading
Not Quite Land or Sea
This poor jellyfish was stranded on a beach in West Palm, Florida, along with a large number of his variety. Most jellyfish are 93-95% water, and this one, with bubbles, seemed to blur the line between solid and liquid.
Tide Line Still Life 