Washed up on the salt marsh.

[Ricardo]

Interesting black and white photograph.

[Lesley Aldridge]

Fabulous shot, I would love this in my garden!

[Pat Knowles]

Wow that's a pretty historic monster! What a fascinating shape that is Lee, you can only imagine the churning about in the tides that piece of tree has had, washing g machine action! You could really see an animal there if you looked closely, I can see it's feet already!

[Beryl Lloyd]

All we need is a George as you have already found the dragon A super find and capture !!

[HelenM]

It does look like a weird animal. Very much like the composition you've put to it

[Taffy]

Such a cool find -- does look quite dragon-like.

[Pea]

I had to look at this closely, it really does look like a dragon

[Louise]

A great find!

[Graham Harcombe]

Lovely toning on the image.

[Helen Sanderson]

wonderful textures in black and white...

[Jane Pittenger]

Who says dragons have died out?

[Rachel]

Goodness, it looks like some prehistoric monster.

[Babs]

What a great find, the Loch Ness monster has moved to Lancashire.

[Issi Bannerman]

Looks like a monster, right enough! Love that gnarled old wood.

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent, great find and processing

[Henri Russell]

What a wonderful driftwood monster. Get prehistoric looking.

[Joyce]

Great shapes. What an interesting find

[Susie]

What a great find

[haskar]

Great find. Nice pov and details.

[Phil Howcroft]

i love the shapes, could be an old horse

[Walks @ 7]

Salt marsh monster or maybe guardian?

[tony gig]

Grand shot of nature Lee.

[Joanna kate]

Beautiful detail, sucn an interesting piece

[Judith Johnson]

Lovely B&W image

[Lisa Pouncy]

Extraordinary natural sculpture xx