seal bones

sepia filter in-camera

[Lena Nau]

Wow, love all the texture, shades and shapes. Even death can be beautiful even if I feel a bit morbid to think so.

[Richard Sayer]

The sepia tone gas softened the stark white of the bones just the right amount.

[Domenico Dodaro]

I heard Mr. Stevens @graemestevens just left to reach your place and pick these up!

[kali]

@domenicododaro lol, i did think of him, there was a shag skeleton as well

[JackieR]

Does it take long for bodies to bbecomd skeletons??? Great contrasts

[Henri Russell]

Nice in sepia tones.

[kali]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond they get buried in the shifting beach stones and resurface as the wave action changes seasonally, who can say how long this was under,

[kali]

@vignouse i tried it both ways and this was definitely the right choice

[kali]

@lenanau a sleleton is an engineering marvel of nature if you think about it, and impossible to see until after death!

[JackieR]

@kali66 interesting as the skeletal remains appear to be quite organised

[Naomi]

Woah I've never seen anything like that before!

[Walks @ 7]

How cool, the sepia is perfect for this.

[Krista Marson]

circle of life

[Sandi]

Almost as if you could divine the future by "reading" the arrangement of the bones, just like they read oracles in the olden days. Nature definitely does have a beauty all its own.

[CAT Carter19]

ooooh! I likey!