Holding It Up by beachzz
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One of the very old barns on the other side of the dunes at the beach. As I walked in, a huge owl flew about 3 feet over my head--I didn't scare him half as much as he scared me-- I think I screamed!! And I didn't even get a chance to aim my camera--he was GONE!!
Comments (16)
sharky_
LOL.. I just can picture seeing and hearing you when that Hooting Owl flew past you... Aloha
Shucoda
Great capture. Love the moss on the woodwork... I cant believe you wouldve scared him off Mar ;)
3x3
cool shot x
Meisiekind
Wonderful lines and angles here Marilyn. I can see that Denise will also love this image. I wonderful fresh perspective... def beating cb versions... LOL at the owl... I don't blame you that you didn't snap away...
durleybeachbum
Such an interesting shot, the structure seems as sound as ever.
bazza
Nice posting ;-) lol wonderful capture looks old!! excellent!!
PD154
What a great shot maz, great symmetry
MrsRatbag
Yes, I do love this shot! The geometry of it, for one thing; and the moss. It looks like a perfect place for owls, sheltered but with very easy access.
flavia49
great pic!
hipps13
awesome capture jumps out and smiles warm hugs, Linda
MrsLubner
At least you managed to hand on to your camera... I don't mind bats but owls around my head make me nervous. :-) Super shot of this structure!
danapommet
This is an opportunity here. Go back and snap off a bunch, as it comes at you. You already know that it will fly over your head. That would be awesome. Dana
Mousson
superb image!
bebert
very nice shot
bmac62
Am guessing the green is some sort of moss. Can it grow inside out of the sunlight? Interesting.
anahata.c
Well I don't know enough about moss, plants, mold, etc, to know what the green is, but I'm pretty sure its living organisms that form in moist dark places; and it's done its wonderful job of coloring & painting these architectural pillars in all kinds of fascinating ways. A nice dark, mysterious shot, and just like you to capture it. Too bad the owl didn't stick around, it would've made a great addition—but the fact that it was there is one of those shamanistic signs that wisdom is where you walk. Nice play of the pillars against the ridges of the roof and the strange interior lighting & shadows too. A fascinating shot all around.