That looks like a very tangled pile of driftwood. We don’t see a lot of that by the beaches in Australia but we get a lot of seaweed washed on shore. Great close-up, good clarity 🙂
Thanks, Mabel. 🙂 We have fun walking along the beaches trying to stay on beach logs the whole time and not fall off onto the sand. There is plenty of seaweed too but it’s a little slippery. 🙂
Thanks for your insightful comment, Paula. Since most of my photos are taken with my iPhone I’ve adapted to framing small shots instead of big vistas. One of the benefits is discovering how fun it is to try and include my favorite aspects of an area in a compressed format. It’s really nice to hear you like my choices. 🙂
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Great photo.
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Thank you. 🙂
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I have a soft spot for cool driftwood!
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So do we, Nancy. 🙂 Now if I could only figure out how to get one of these big pieces home for our yard…
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Wouldn’t that be awesome? 🙂
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Love the light shining on the wood.
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Thanks, Joanne. 🙂
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That looks like a very tangled pile of driftwood. We don’t see a lot of that by the beaches in Australia but we get a lot of seaweed washed on shore. Great close-up, good clarity 🙂
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Thanks, Mabel. 🙂 We have fun walking along the beaches trying to stay on beach logs the whole time and not fall off onto the sand. There is plenty of seaweed too but it’s a little slippery. 🙂
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so nice for WW – so much going on here – just kept soaking it up with eh texture and the composition. 🙂 ❤
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Thanks so much, Yvette. 🙂
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Looks like a writhing mass of sea serpents. Pieces of driftwood are so fascinating.
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A great comparison! I have so many photos of driftwood but I can’t seem to stop taking new ones. 🙂
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This photo has your signature all over – and I am not talking about post-processing. I like your choices of subjects, compositions and framing, Lisa
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Thanks for your insightful comment, Paula. Since most of my photos are taken with my iPhone I’ve adapted to framing small shots instead of big vistas. One of the benefits is discovering how fun it is to try and include my favorite aspects of an area in a compressed format. It’s really nice to hear you like my choices. 🙂
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🙂
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