Claimed by the sea

Just over 10 years ago this was growing close to the shore but coastal erosion has undermined its roots.

[Beverley]

A spectacular photo, such a shame….

[Diana]

How amazing in such a short time. Lovely capture and scene.

[Casablanca]

And now it is an elegant piece of driftwood...

[Kathryn M]

Wonderful capture. I see this and picture huge floral displays on it....no idea why. Must have been to too many flower shows like Chelsea

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[LManning (Laura)]

Fabulous shapes

[Lis Lapthorn]

Very sculptural.

[kali]

Hi Susan, do you think you coul focus on patterns of water flow, looking at the work of Susan Derges this week? https://prix.pictet.com/cycles/water/susan-derges

[Mags]

Looks like a big spider! Very cool find and capture.

[Rob Z]

It's turned into a very nice abstract sculpture...

[Renee Salamon]

Agreed, great sculpture

[Boxplayer]

Brilliant shape and texture

[gloria jones]

Nice composition

[katy]

Is it still rooted to the ground or has it become driftwood? It’s a beautiful piece either way. It looks like the what would you do based photo actually

[Carole Sandford]

A great looking piece of driftwood.

[Susan Klassen]

Wonderful capture and scene. Sad about the erosion.

[Corinne C]

Fantastic perspective and composition

[Kathy]

Big old tree. It really doesn't take long for the elements to reclaim things.

[Shutterbug]

I love how the curved branches make a frame to the seascape.

[Babs]

Sad but it has now become a beautiful sculpture

[leggzy]

It would have been a beautiful old tree, but it still looks beautiful to me :)

[Tia]

Beautiful natural sculpture

[Brian]

Lovely POV choice

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautifully captured. Makes a gorgeous abstract statue.

[Wylie]

driftwood is gorgeous none the less

[Peter Dulis]

nice