Flotsam by durleybeachbum
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Description
A decomposing fender on the beach.
The whole thing 
Comments (20)
both are terrific captures
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Excellence Andrea.
At first glance I feared a wounded mermaid! It looks so golden is the sunny sand! Great find and shot!
Fantastic textures and details. Both shots are fantastic!
nice one
Looks like someones curls :o)))
very nice pic Andrea
I like this - it's sort of like found abstract fiber art that's been weathered by the elements. I have no idea what you mean by "fender" in this context, though - the only fenders I know about are either metal ones on cars or the guitar brand. Is this a British term?
My first thought was that Shirley Temple got a haircut. Very nice work. Your post work makes the sand look like gold dust.
Rapunzel let you hair go down... :-) first I was thinking that was a blondie :-) well captured and seen Andrea!
Wow good idea of abstract !
Cool abstract Andrea :)
Super colors, lighting and textures. Fantastic post work, both are super Andrea.
Now I remember losing my wig down the toilet at Lyme Regis about four years ago !!! Excellent shot Andrea.
fabulous capture Andrea
Yes, my first thought was Rapunzel too. Great find and capture!
Mmmm Must get my hair cut.
I like the patterns on the top photo and the scattered paw prints from your 'furkids' in the second photo. Two very different POV s of the same subject!
I too didn't know the term "fender" in this context, so looked it up. I assume you mean the fenders that are on the sides of boats? If not, I'm out to sea here (no pun intended). In any case, it makes a very swirly almost metallic image, in your treatment: Gold dust everywhere (sand, I assume), and the strands are like spun metal. Like something out of a fairy tale. Quite a beautiful take on the full pic, which is fascinating in its own right. "Fender" comes from the same root as "fend, defend," etc. This was originally to keep something away, I assume? But in this pic it's like a collection of exotic strands, basking in the sands, after hours...