A log washed up on the beach of Lake Ontario. Water can be a powerful force, it washes things up and then washes them away. I wonder if this log has succumbed.
To see more monochrome shots, visit the Weekend in Black and White.
7 years ago
Washed up
A log washed up on the beach of Lake Ontario. Water can be a powerful force, it washes things up and then washes them away. I wonder if this log has succumbed.
To see more monochrome shots, visit the Weekend in Black and White.
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J'adore la vaguelette et les reflets du soleil. très jolie photo.
We get the same thing on the Mississippi. Come to think of it, that might be a good topic for me, too. It reminds us of powers much stronger than us.
I wonder where it traveled from? Love that you did this in B&W! Amazing shot :D
I agree. The power of the ocean is just plain scary! Love this photograph...superbly composed and the b&w adds to the drama!
Re your question on Ocala...nope, no problem. Just bumming around town trying to find some interesting things to shoot.
I love that blogging allows us to see the everyday events as an opportunity. How many times have we all walked past a log brought onto the beach by the sea. You have taken an everyday event and turned it into art, Halcyon.
Don't know why but I always find driftwood so attractive.
Sooner or later. Just wait, Halcyon.
Beautiful little sunspots glistening on the water.
Beautiful b&w shot, I can feel the sensation of the waves, it's wonderful!
Léia
love this is in b&w. that is one big piece of driftwood!
It looks like a beautiful dream.
A lovely photo! The log looks as if it's been in the water for a while, and it's showing so much texture. I love the way you've caught the water, too.
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