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Wishing you a year of clarity, balance, and joy!
Still Life with Blue Sea Glass
It’s a Slow Process
Frosted
At 21F this morning, this bit of sea glass is as frosty as the air!
Two, In the Process of Becoming
The sea continually creates new from old. Here, the small bit of shell is becoming sand, and the piece of broken glass is slowly becoming something beautiful, sea glass.
Sunrise, in Miniature
A beach, a sunrise, and the surprise of sea glass.
The sun shining through a bit of sea glass first caught my eye very early in the morning. Then I noticed that the interior of the mussel was still holding the image of the sunrise that had just taken place.
Sea Glass and Trapped Bubbles
As if the sand and pebbles on Spittal Beach are not colorful enough, this bit of turquoise sea glass on the tide line added to the beauty. And the bubbles that remained from the last wash of the tide? An added surprise!
Wow!
A bit of a shattered clam shell and a piece of an ocean-tumbled bottle make quite (!) a statement together!
Life Imitating Nature
Sea glass is an uncommon find on this particular beach. How funny that this one piece, probably from an old beer bottle, should end up in a cluster of tiny pebbles in the same color family.
Tide Line Still Life 