Driftwood by jgpittenger

Driftwood

Wild and windy day at the beach. Recently the tides have been really high bringing huge logs of many shapes and sizes onto the beach...a big hazard to sit on one since we lose people every year with sneaker waves. Pearl of course had to climb it but the tide was way out so it seemed safe.
For flash of red February. Thanks for your visits, comments, suggestions, favs
Beautiful sharp focus and detail. Works really well in B&W
February 5th, 2017  
Super image, textures
February 5th, 2017  
Wonderful shapes and textures in this driftwood Jane. Interesting what you say about the waves there, goes to show one needs local knowledge when dealing with nature.
February 5th, 2017  
ks
beautiful
February 5th, 2017  
@golftragic I wonder if it's because we have so many small earth quakes off in the ocean
February 5th, 2017  
Very beautiful, Jane. Perfect in b&w!
February 5th, 2017  
What great texture in this - the driftwood is perfect for this month. Fav
February 5th, 2017  
I love the textures in this image
February 5th, 2017  
Awesome capture.
February 5th, 2017  
I like the light in this a lot.
February 5th, 2017  
Absolutely fantastic, a huge fav.
February 5th, 2017  
wonderful shot! love it.
February 5th, 2017  
Great shape and textures
February 5th, 2017  
This log looks as if it belongs on @graemestevens beach...
February 5th, 2017  
I can see so many different shapes and things in this log. A dinosaur, an eagle. Fabulous.
February 5th, 2017  
Great shape and POV!
February 5th, 2017  
@deborah63 @graemestevens Absolutely! LOL
February 5th, 2017  
Fab Sculpture, Amazing what nature does...Fav
February 5th, 2017  
Lee
Great detail and texture, it's natures own sculpture.
February 5th, 2017  
Very interesting to read about you losing "people every year with sneaker waves" and the mini earthquakes. In what way? Surely not from huge waves washing them out to sea? Or am I missing something?
Wonderful textures in your shot.
February 5th, 2017  
@kwiksilver yes, big waves washing them out to sea, clobbering them with logs or against rocky shorelines. It always worries me when I see tourists sitting on the innocent appearing logs
February 5th, 2017  
That's really interesting. We get huge swells and waves on our coastline but not often on a beach. Fishermen are sometimes swept off rocks, or people get caught in riptides but thankfully not too many.
February 5th, 2017  
@jgpittenger @deborah63 That's just uncanny...I love it too, excellent processing :)
February 5th, 2017  
Beautiful!
February 5th, 2017  
Fabulous image! FAV!
February 5th, 2017  
Me likey!
February 9th, 2017  
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