This is not my favorite photo, per se. However, when I was looking at it on the larger screen, I noticed something in the bubbles. I decided to play with Snapseed’s new HDR feature to sharpen it. What I found … Continue reading
“Lost: One perfectly-peach slipper. Lost when running from the changing tide. If found, please return to Sea Cinderella.”
Again, I am amazed by the random juxtaposition of complementary colors on the tide line. This very tiny little peach shell with the piece of purple-blue coquina is just perfect. The gentle swirls of the shell add a lovely textural … Continue reading
Simplicity and grace in pastel.
Oysters shells are fairly uncommon on our local beach – we have no estuaries where they breed When they do show up locally, oyster shells are usually large and very old, such as this one. They have travelled a long … Continue reading
Perhaps one of my favorite finds. This still life seems perfect to me: the hues of the pebbles are perfect with one another, the swoop of the lines on the shell are delicate, and the shell is perfectly in alignment. … Continue reading
The tideline: all dressed up and plenty of places to go.
I love the beach. Just week away from the anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, I remember the ocean’s destructive power and fury. But I really still love being beside it most of the time! Rarely do I bring home something that … Continue reading
Diversity in the inanimate world. A lovely tidal arrangement of very different objects. Sunny pebble on top . . . Of course, it depends on the viewpoint chosen by the camera. It could have been beneath the fragment and composite. … Continue reading
Love the beach after a storm for all the marine debris that comes in with the tide. This ancient and worm-eaten shell fragment positioned itself perfectly on a field of sand crab airways.
Tide Line Still Life 