On the Beach #2 by bmac62

Photography • Still Life • posted on Feb 14, 2010

Open full image in new tab Zoom on image

Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.

Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.

Description

Driftwood. Bill:

Comments (34)

)

bazza

11:07PM | Sun, 14 February 2010

Thats one nice piece of driftwood Bill, excellent capture, well done!!

)

Kaartijer

11:13PM | Sun, 14 February 2010

Cool find, Bill... that's a good composition!

)

Faemike55

11:16PM | Sun, 14 February 2010

Fantastic find! great shot!

)

RodS

11:28PM | Sun, 14 February 2010

That's an awesome piece of driftwood, Bill. It looks big. I would have been temted to take it home and make something out of it. Of course it might have been interesting trying to get that on the airplane ;-) Beautiful composition, and such great detail! Nice shot!

)

myrrhluz

11:48PM | Sun, 14 February 2010

Wow! Nice! Wonderful patterns and colors! Wood is just marvelous in all it's forms! Terrific detail and light! This is so cool, I'm reduced to babbling like an idiot, so I'm just going to fav it and shut up.

)

blinkings

1:13AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Well seen Bill.

)

beachzz

1:17AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Driftwood takes on so many different shapes and looks--this is wonderful!!

)

drace68

2:11AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

"The contortions! The horrors! It didn't give up peacefully." Magnificent in its fashion, and you captured it well. My theory is the many "knots" around the root stem are more resistant to abrasion than straight-grain wood. Or, I could be all wet.

)

ledwolorz

2:12AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Fantastic shot.

)

helanker

3:25AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

OH ! Very beautiful shot of driftwood. Wonderful details :-)

)

kenmo

6:12AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Well captured....

)

durleybeachbum

8:01AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

I should have a garden full if I lived near there!

)

Rainastorm

8:12AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Super cool looking driftwood Bill!

)

auntietk

9:19AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

I always think the root end of trees make for the most interesting driftwood! Such fascinating detail. Your composition is great - nice diagonal against the horizontals of the logs behind. I like this very much!

)

tennesseecowgirl

9:25AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Beautiful, I could see wanting to drag that home for a garden or something, but maybe it is best where it is meant to be for all to enjoy. Lovely capture.

)

flora-crassella

10:07AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

This beautiful driftwood I'd like for my garden! Wonderful picture!!!!

)

MagikUnicorn

10:15AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Sweet shot of this old root :) (Tonight I will post a special for you and Buffalo1) :)

)

debbielove

10:29AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Shapes, twists, curves... Things you find are always interesting on the beach.. Great shot Bill... Rob

)

Richardphotos

10:55AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

well spotted and capture

)

kbrog

11:24AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Great capture! Driftwwod can be interesting to look at and see what shapes you can find within it.

)

LovelyPoetess

11:33AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Wonderful capture there Bill. Driftwood is endlessly fascinating I think. : )

)

MrsRatbag

11:53AM | Mon, 15 February 2010

I love this, all the driftwood we have around here is so beautiful!

)

jendellas

12:58PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Interesting piece of wood, you are like Andrea Bill, taking beautiful shots of old wood :o)

BertDes

1:45PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

Excellent capture of this natural piece of art.

)

flavia49

5:31PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

very beautiful!!

)

goodoleboy

6:04PM | Mon, 15 February 2010

On the Beach, the 1959 apocalyptic film starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner and Anthony Perkins. An excellent composition of whorls, swirls, shadows and textures in this shot, Bill. That's such a mountainous mass of wood, it's a wonder it didn't sink.

)