Whiplash by beachzz
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Lots of stuff on the beach the other day, including this long piece of kelp. We had big rains a couple of weeks ago, and all the stuff that came down the rivers ends up on the beach. I carried several BIG pieces of driftwood a long way to my truck, and they're now outside with all the other fun things I find here and there!! With a 4-wheel drive, I'd have even more!!
Comments (10)
cool looking
I love seeing kelp on the beach. It's one of those "ahhhhh ... everything is right with the world" sort of moments. This is great!
I love you design talent. And here is hoping you get a 4 wheel drive for future excursions :)
Great! and I love all those doggy footprints!
our beaches are throwing up some amazing compositions in our recent deluges
I noticed the dog signs first too. These big whips always remind me of tadpoles (and sperms, sorry; 25 years as an embryologist will do that to a person!) Great compo, it was very kind of the waves to leave it curled so nicely for you.
Pretty long piece of kelp you've got there, Marilyn. The low angle of the sun did wonders for this impressive capture.
That's the good thing about a 4-Wheel Drive, you can go a little further and do things as compared to a 2 wheel drive... I can imagine that you have a collection of things.... Happy New Year! Aloha
I love this shot. There's so much in it. I also love the fact that there are human and canine prints in the sand. I'm sure the dog stopped for a moment to get a good sniff of the kelp-snake. And that brings me to the bit of plant matter. It really does make me think of some kind of serpentine thing: an odd sea-worm or some such critter I'd attempt to raise, or at least photograph in snamelessly-intimate detail. I love the shape and the way the light and shadows dance around.
I like the collection of foot/paw prints all over the beach.