Driftwood Abstract #1 by photosynthesis

Photography • Abstract • posted on Oct 27, 2016

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After our walk in the redwoods last weekend, we headed for the coast (a very short ride away) & found a small beach near Brookings with some very unique & beautiful driftwood pieces. We gathered a few smaller pieces that we took home with us, but this is a portion of a larger one that we saw there... Please zoom.

Comments (9)

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durleybeachbum

4:11PM | Thu, 27 October 2016

I have a few imported bits in my garden!

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beachsidelegs

5:17PM | Thu, 27 October 2016

I cant say enough how much I love drift wood this is a wonderful picture my friend :)

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MrsRatbag

8:04PM | Thu, 27 October 2016

A mass of graceful lines and swoops, richly textured and captured in a lovely composition. Great work!

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Faemike55

8:07PM | Thu, 27 October 2016

Fabulous capture of this one

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sharky_

1:38AM | Fri, 28 October 2016

Well captured... Aloha

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prutzworks

2:55AM | Fri, 28 October 2016

great find

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kgb224

7:50AM | Fri, 28 October 2016

Stunning capture my friend. God bless.

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Jean_C

10:35AM | Fri, 28 October 2016

Superb tormented wood, excellent find and capture!

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anahata.c

8:49PM | Thu, 03 November 2016

I'm skipping again, as I want to get to pieces across time, if I can...This is a big cataclysm, close up, like a rock wall that heated up and drooped down to the ground. Love the shadows and the patterns. A very active complex shot, with some major caves and caverns on the bottom. In reality, probably smaller than it appears; but here, it looks monumental. Fine work, Claude; and the other driftwood abstract is complex and beautiful too (and yes, the sand adds another layer of texture). (Nature should offer physical things the way Photoshop offers filters: You can move a slider, and sand will drop on a piece of driftwood. And we can choose the thickness of grain, luminance, frequency, etc. Well, that idea isn't thrilling, but I shared it. The big problem with it is that we'd have to be sure that our manipulations of nature don't effect our neighbors. You wanna avoid a neighbor yelling, "hey! my living room is drooping! stop with the filtering!")