Posted Postworked Posts by beachzz
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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at Port Gamble, Washington.

Comments (15)
A cool damp forest of posts..great result!
I am very easily confused lately girlfriend and I had to read you title several times! LOL... Great postworked posts! I love the POV!
They were fascinating, that beach full of posts; none of my shots came out very well, though. You did good!
excellent postwork postwork.....;)
Fantastic postwork on them, it give them a damp water colored look.
Great image! Excellent postwork!
Well Marilyn great posted postwork of posts indeed. They look super the way you have post worked them..
I love your pretty post postworked posts pleasantly posted to perfection. Peace out. As the kids say.
Is that anything like "Peter Piper picked a postworked peck of posted pickled peppers?" Chaos and debris galore depicted in another one of your celebrated under-the-pier exercises, Maz! I suspect those pilings will give way some day in the future.
those posts seen wonderful. all old and weathered
You had me going for a second, lol..... Interesting title and capture to go with it. Aloha
WOW, a prodigious preponderance of positively pretty postworkded posts...and well...I think you've started something with that alliteration. Your postwork is quite nice here. I love the visual texture and the implied tactile texture too. The colors are deliciously muted, but still intense. I love that balance, and as I look at this, I'm reminded of a petrified forest. What's not to like about that!? Yeah, I like this a lot! Nifty!
A beautiful under the pier shot without having to crawl under the pier. Fantastic postwork. I think that I hurt myself reading Corey’s comment. Dana
That was the most interesting place! Wonderful capture.
Postal worker's photogenic, poetic POV and perceptive posting of placid, permanently postworked poles in the pleasant, popular, pretty but putridly pungent Port. See what one can do when one googles, "adjectives that start with p". :-D