Driftwood by beachzz
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What walk on the beach would be complete without exploring the driftwood that washes up? This day was particularly rich because of those storms. There were treasures every step of the way. I found a huge, tangled chunk of Madrone** and it stopped me in my tracks. The colors were so rich and deep, I walked around it, taking shots from every angle. This is one of my favorites.
**Madrone
Comments (30)
Excellence, love those textures Maz, well done!
yep super textures
I could make something nice of of that piece of wood, the colour is so rich and warm, it would look nice just polished up, or should I say nicer because it is already nice. Great find and an excellent capture Marylin, I know beachcombing is not allowed up in Tara's neck of the wood, whats the rules in your area regarding driftwood?? Superb work. Bravo!!!!!
fantastically rich and interesting image, truly excellent photo!
lovely texture and work
Spectacular image
Wow! It looks like it came from my fireplace. It is with very rich colors. Beautiful image.
Curious and intriguing colors and texture aspect. Good shot.
How fascinating!!
Excellent work
Oh! Oh! Oh!!! The warmth and richness of these colours is amazing.
Stunning coloring and POV Marilyn! I also love beach treasures!!! :)
A splendid shot, love these textures ;O)
It looks so raw ... wounded ... an astonishing photo.
Beautiful mahogany and amber tones in this piece of wood.
Gorgeous find and pic!
Cool shot! I thought it's on fire!
Beautiful wood! I like what you've done with this, although I think I like the more subdued colors of the first version I saw even better. No matter ... it's a gorgeous shot!
I thought it was on fire as well! The drift wood looks cool with the sand behind it! Nice capture!
Stellar colors, lighting and textures in this portrait, Marilyn. Could have swore that was a roast done rare when I first saw it.
wonderful colors and textures
Stunning color and pattern. Great capture!
Awesome array of textures here!
love the colors in this wonderful work warm hug, Linda
This is a cracker of a shot Marilyn, the colors are so rich & vibrant
Beautiful shot, it's gorgeous, love the color!
If you were a wood worker, you could have taken this home, worked on it a bit and had a nice addition to your furnishings. Very good pic! Bill
sumptuous, and your head-on capture plunges us right into the drama of it, and It's luscious. It has the look of raw meat, or cured pork (I'm vegetarian, so you did good to get me salivating at that!) and most of all, of flame. It's a dynamic capture, and I like that you were unapologetic in capturing it "in our face," so to speak, plunging us right in & giving us the dark side (to the left) as well as the complex upper part. Wonderful, rich capture. Man, you and those beaches really make music together: This is taking me on trips! (And Tara mentioned another madrone...I'll have to go looking through your gallery, I'd love to see more!)
Thats hard to believe it is drift wood. it looks like hot lava. I have never seen a piece like that before. great capture
They are so colorful and beautiful... Excellent shot. Aloha