Tracks In The Sand by beachzz
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Description
Big truck tracks at the beach; I never see them, but they leave their marks. That's ok, cuz the tide washes them away overnight!
Comments (14)
We have had them too recently. One of the local beaches was eroding, so they brought in huge trucks and dumped sand on it from another beach. The trucks were so big they could just drive through the water!
great shot!
Huge tracks.... Interesting shot. Aloha
Nice image
well spotted and captured
Mysterious!
I used to see these a lot at Virginia Beach; it was the only way for some people to get to their homes, but I do worry about beach wildlife getting run over...baby turtles and crabs etc. What lovely curving lines the tracks make in the sand!
I always enjoy your beach shots - so minimal but beautiful Well done.
Stellar lighting in this excellent panorama of the mysterious tracks, as they serpentine away into the distance, Marilyn.
cool looking
Love the curve ...
Great post work! it's amazing how we can turn just about anything into something so cool to look at!
I owe you more than a few comments (I don't get here as often as other galleries because I share my thoughts in letters to you, etc, but commenting in your gallery is still really important to me, so I'll try to get back here even during my break; you've been so terrific in my gallery, I don't want to not be here, despite anything I've written or said about your work personally). So a few shots this morning. This is another typical marilyn shot. It's simple enough, but the wide-angle of it, the stretch, and the fact that it's just tracks leading to your monumental ocean---but still remaining just 'tracks'---makes it small but huge at the same time. I love that you do things like this. I'd love to see a whole book of these from you. (Of a single subject, in other words.) The tracks don't seem to end, they just meld into the edge of the sand. A lot of fun, and so simple.
I like the sweeping tracks in the sand and the soft touch of postwork!