Creepin In by beachzz
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We're back in that old barn on the dunes. This is after that owl did his fly by and scared the **** outta me!! You can see how the sand is slowly creeping in and taking over. I'm sure this barn is at least 100 years old; it's timbers are massive redwood beams and they are as strong as ever (you'll be seeing those shortly).
Comments (19)
THROBBE
Wooh, it looks like some of that sand spilled onto my screen! Nice post work!
bmac62
Creepin' in with flowers at the point of attack. Neat shot.
PD154
What a great capture maz!...I love the idea of shooting out like this.
MrsRatbag
What a beautiful scene; I love the creeping sand and the creeping creeper...
Meisiekind
Love your POV shotting from the inside out and creating a natural frame! Great image my friend!!! We'll catch up after the weekend! :)
rocserum
wonderful photographic atmosphere, great shot! RS
awjay
nice one
durleybeachbum
Interesting how that plant hangs on there.
flavia49
very nice!!!
goodoleboy
Nature in the raw, M.
anaber
I love your picture a lot!! The way you framed it is awesome!
vaggabondd
Thats how it starts they move in real slowly at first and then bam lol, nice shot
danapommet
Was the owl in there? High five for going back in there. Also liked the shot for the inside and the natural frame that you caught. Dana
lizzibell
great capture...
bazza
Beautiful capture nicely framed by the opening.. well done
jocko500
lovely shot
hipps13
wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda oh, cannot wait to see but patience much have
3x3
lovely capture x
anahata.c
I love that you didn't try to take out the black, that you left it and didn't try to clarify what was 'in' it: You knew that its power was in its total blackness, and you let that dominate. And then the glimpse outside, and an expanse of tiny sands and those sand creepers & other growths and old wood, etc, that populate sands...a wonderful glimpse photo with no apologies to anything: It's bold and shows a slice of life and it does it as if the whole world is in it, which it is. Really fine shot Marilyn.