a tiny island
a sandy shore
and many uprooted trees in the shallow ocean water
no idea why these trees had fallen
no clue how long they'd been there
but it was fascinating
the twisted and far reaching roots stretched up towards the sky
in stead of down into the ground
there was a painful beauty in this scene
nature taking its course
time marching on
the uprooting and letting go
rugged
poignant
a tiny slice of our wide and wonderful world
rugged
poignant
a tiny slice of our wide and wonderful world
that touched me to the core
Beautiful shots :-)
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A beautiful b&w serie, well composed!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures and your words are always so moving!
ReplyDeletethese are absolutely lovely shot, just my kind of thing :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured the pictures. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteLooks great in B&W!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks so barren, Perfect in BW.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you were 'cast away!'
ReplyDeleteWow these are striking. I just love driftwood. Great shots - so glad you had a nice time!
ReplyDeleteHi Adrienne,
ReplyDeleteParticularly like the first shot. Don't think color would add anything to it. Perfect as is.
nature taking its course....so apt.
ReplyDeleteThey look like cornstalks in some ways ~ Very unique and creative BW shots ~ xoxo
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Wow - stunning!
ReplyDeleteI always wonder when I see trees uprooted, just what caused them to be pulled out of the ground. These images are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I have seen some wood like that here too.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting find!
ReplyDeletethese pieces are always so intriguing, to the inquiring mind!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful in b&w!!!
beach art at it´s best. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch peaceful shots, lovely.
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