Sorry for the corny title - just couldn't resist.My name is Dennis and I just got back into photography after two-decade layoff. I started off in 35mm in 1973 and lugged a couple of bags of gear, cameras, lenses, etc around the world during a 22 year Navy career. I got out of that habit after kids came along and cribs, diaper bags and car seats elbowed out camera gear for room in the car. Also, while my wife was remarkably patient with my stopping and waiting for just the right lighting, dirty-diapered kids were less so.
I got back into photography after my wife "forced" me to buy a DSLR in December of 2008. We'd gone to a camera store to buy a point and shoot for her to use in her antiques and collectibles business and she caught me looking at a couple of DSLRs in the display case. She suggested I check them out 'just for fun", but, when I tried to give them back to the sales person she asked "Which one do you want?" and refused to leave the store until I chose one.
Sadly, I lost Mrs Sea_Dog to cancer six months later, but fortunately she got to see me revive the passion I once had. My gallery is a lasting tribute to her and our love.
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Over the last two and a half years, since learning about Renderosity from a friend, has been a continuous learning and discovery process. The artists here are so amazingly talented and inspirational - and extremely friendly. Seeing their work and reading their comments on mine have allowed me to grow as an artist much faster than I could have on my own.
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Comments (16)
MrsLubner
outstanding work. Sort of one of those "one man's trash, is another man's treasure." If only we could find a way to recycle this mess into objects that brought pleasure and not pain. Very nicely photographed.
blondeblurr
This 'ART' here looks better, than any fractal art I have ever seen! ;) Gorgeous colours, it's just so sad to believe, that this is for real - no lessons learned by some careless people ... where will it all end? but we know that already! :( thanks Dennis ;) - for sharing reality :( BB
Isabelle711
Amazing work. :))) It is very sad to see and to hear about all of the trash that is our oceans. :( I heard there was an area of trash as big as Texas floating out in the ocean. :( I do not litter at all, and I taught my kids at a very young age to never litter. :)))))) My kids would go over to their grand-parents house for the weekend when they were young, and when they came home they would come and tell me that their grand-parents littered. :))) I would tell them to say please don't litter our beautiful world with trash. :)))) The capture is most amazing my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing. :))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))
bebopdlx
Way cool photo.
whaleman
This is very art-worthy, despite its source! What comes to my mind is, just think of how much additional garbage sank beneath the surface to spend an eternity on the ocean floor! The crabs must be angry!
jayfar
Much beauty in the horrors of life! Super shot.
Hendesse
This is a really big problem, the oceans are full of plastic garbage. I've read that plastic waste does not float on the surface only. It is estimated that 70 per cent decline on the sea floor, it caused many toxic substances. This image is a reminder to the people. Superb shot.
kgb224
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
pauldeleu
Effective composition and very interesting.
morningglory
Beautiful trash.
bluart
very cool shot
Blush
Excellent shot Hugs Susan~
jeroni
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
danapommet
A fantastic photo Dennis. Liked the back lighting and colors in this 'art'.
Steeleyes101
Nice!!!!!!!! :)
erlandpil
love the colors erland