Eye Spy – Bridge of Eyes

                                        An Eye from a Bridge of Eyes

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Tuesdays of Texture -Dockland flotsam, jetsam and detritus

This week’s contribution to Narami’s Tuesdays of Texture (de monte y mar).

Tuesdays of Texture – Sandy Memories

Last Imprints of Recent History Before the Turning Tide

A moment in time
Captured in sand
Soon gone forever
As sea covers land.

Enjoying it now
As it won’t return
Redundant nostalgia
No reason to yearn.

This week’s contribution to Narami’s Tuesdays of Texture (de monte y mar).

Textures of Burnt Wood

The remains of the bonfire I had a few days ago has left a paradise of textures.

This old chunk of wood didn’t burn through but left a wonderfully craggy piece of art.

I can see a gnarled face in there, but then I see faces in almost everything!

Today’s contribution to Tuesdays of Texture (de monte y mar).

Multiple Textures of Nature

I am always captivated by moss and lichens, their textures are awesome.

Today’s contribution to Tuesdays of Texture (de monte y mar).

 

Beneath Your Feet and Beyond

Beneath your feet
the depth goes on
Break the surface
make a ripple
Feel the depth
Go beyond
the superficial

In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Beneath Your Feet.”

Hone Your Eye – Playing with Monochrome

I have a fascination for some odd things and pylons is one of them. For me they shout extreme art, appear alien and in contrast to nature.

Yet, I find that contrast seems to accentuate nature’s true beauty.

Scale & Observation – Duckie Swimming in a Cloudy Sky

Weird – it just came out that way!

Photo101 Day Three: Water & Orientation

I think this works really well in landscape as it accentuates the expanse of the beach which is Crosby, near Liverpool in England.

There are 100 of the life size figures dotted about the beach and out into the sea. Each sculpture was made of cast iron by the British sculptor Sir Anthony Gormley. He called it ‘Another Place’.

It is really striking at the end of the day the way the light falls on the water and the images look very real. I love the living couple walking amongst them. It wasn’t planned, but I really like the contrast.