Underwater??? by beachzz
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Nope, actually this is lichen from one of my apples trees. I was just outside takin pix,shot this one, but when I uploaded it, I really saw how it could also be an undersea coral reef.
I hope you'll be lichen this as much as I do (sorry,I couldn't resist)~~~and I have to admit, I stole the line from a friend!!
Comments (15)
This stuff is amazing how it grows. And, no two are ever the same. A bit of a water texture applied to the photo and you could have kept us all guessing. Great capture.
Amazing structure created by nature. LOL @ your word play!
isnt nature wonderful
Excellent capture! :)
I collect a great big bag of this once and dried it for decorating. Its great stuff and so is your shot.
real cool shot
Stellar shot of the bright tortuous lichen branches -- which look somewhat wicked -- contrasted against the dark background of the garden surface, or ocean floor, Marilyn! No comment on your pun.
Kind of looks like salad....or maybe I'm just hungry.... Nice shot!
The contrast really makes this. Lichen, coral or salad greens, it's a great shot!
Looks really interesting. Great shot
Oh I was just going to go into a script of how wonderful the reddy-brown water was lol haha! lovely textures and nice photo nonetheless !
almost like boney fingers :o)..excellent marilyn mick
Beautiful! It does look that way. Excellent image.
Fantastic colors... an amazing shot Marilyn!
Lichen can be one of nature's most eloquent organisms...you caught all its strange & beautiful 'spread', it's river-like movements and multiple colors. But you also got the background as a kind of 'canyon' (even though it's close-up). filled with space and hollows. It's a nice shot of contrasts, and you've made the lichen shine like it had its own light inside. You seem to love to explore the possibilities of everything around you—hope you never stop!