Proboscis
The angle of the light adds to the intrigue of this still life. Who says shells can’t be beautiful after they are broken to pieces? Not me!
Tag Archives: tide line
Red Sky in Morning . . .
. . . Sailor take warning. Looks like several crazy days of weather ahead on the east coast. Be safe in travel, friends.
Pinwheel
Spinning in the tide, rather than the wind.
Feather and Hook
Just a simplistic still life for a Sunday morning. Simple, but elegant.
Morse Code
Dash and dots. No translation necessary.
Fulcrum
Rough hewn, yet delicate. Color-burst amidst monochrome. This still life is in perfect balance.
Feather and Dew
One object, but the many dew drops collected on the surface transform it into a delicate still life. Together the feather and dew create an almost meditative arrangement. Gentle, simple, yet exquisitely positioned and compellingly presented.
Comparatives and Superlative
Big, bigger, biggest. Small, smaller, smallest. Three remnants of crabs, with the carcass of the mid-sized crab beautifully dotted with dew. The littlest slips into the blur, as the large carcass and even larger claw take over the tableau.
Mermaid Shoe … Or Sea Cinderella’s Lost Slipper
“Lost: One perfectly-peach slipper. Lost when running from the changing tide. If found, please return to Sea Cinderella.”
Swirl in Sand
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
Tide Line Still Life 