Rock Star by beachzz
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Description
Back at the beach~~this is just a big chunk of concrete that appeared after the big surf in December.
Comments (16)
bmac62
Floating concrete filled with M&Ms. Now that's unusual. It never ceases to amaze me at the things that wash up on the beach. Great capture.
hipps13
wonderful colors and interesting too warm hug, Linda
lyron
Excellent capture!!
MrsRatbag
I just love the colors and textures in this shot...beautiful!
3x3
interseting piece and very nice shot!
durleybeachbum
Dolly mixture concrete, astonishing! A marvellous find!
Susank
Exciting!!
frankie96
Must have been in the water for a long period of time to get that coloring..good eye....
PD154
Wonderful work maz, great light and colours!
awjay
super shot
Marinette
wonderful colors,super shot!:)
goodoleboy
Good heavens, a terrific shot of the rock, heavily encrusted with diamonds, rubies, opals, amethysts, et al, M! Superb lighting and colorful textures galore in this one!
auntietk
I love the way the sand flows around stuff like this. Cool shot!
ralph49
Cool find & colorful capture
mamabobbijo
We call this type of find treasure!
anahata.c
I'd have never guessed it was concrete. Really active little bugger, isn't it! Reminds me a little of your driftwood shots, with all the inner detail. Sharp eye at work, capturing this open surface with all its 'stuff' & detail, etc. Ever see the film "Big Night"? With Stanley Tucci, et al? If you did, do you remember the dish "timpani"? When they cut it open, it had 8 million ingredients inside, and this reminds me of that. A slice of a major delicacy...The sand around it is nice too (I agree with tara). Nice that you don't just shoot the big sea shots, you also look for the 'little' stuff all around. It's not so little when you look closeup...