Picasso Sand
Caused but the ripples of the receding tide, the pattern reminded me of a Picasso painting of a face.
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kcranmer
Great details and perspective.
Ian James
Great shot it almost looks like it is cast in concrete. Well captured.
kafka
Incredible relief (Whew!) – How do you spot these things David?! – Fantastic eye (yours and in the picture)
David Librach ... replied
Kafka, I found that I was always looking straight ahead worrying about what was in front of me and what was to come. Once I realized to look down and to the sides, a whole new world opened up for me. That’s pretty much how I started doing what I do.
Thanks everyone for the kind words.
David Meacham
I can see where you’re coming from with the Picasso thing – good shot though even without the master’s association
Bev Evans
Isn’t it amazing what the tide can do! Some lovely shapes and lines in this David.
David Librach ... replied
I couldn’t agree more. There is just something wonderful about the relationship between sand and sea. I could go back to the same spot and infinite number of times and never see the same thing twice.
Wendy Slee
stunning close up study of the creative talents of the ocean and the earth…..
Liv Stockley
Lovely shapes well spotted
felixx
I love this, at first glance i thought you’d macro’d part of a finger print !
Paul Tupman
Great shot David.. the texture of this is very nice and I love the patterns.. amazing simple yet stunning work!
gsafternoon
beautiful detail and contrast
Patricia Knowles
Beautiful nature abstract. Everything about this one is great! COngrats
linaji
Thanks for the advice amazing…
Mark Wilson
Simply stunning. Isn’t nature great to leave these wonderful abstract patterns?
Paolo De Faveri
That’s a wonderful abstract, David. It do gives the hint of a face, great concept.
Paolo
Paul Henderso...
I can see an eye a nose and a face, Brilliant shot. Picaso would be proud.
Maria Moro
Please sumbit this wonderful piece into our group Shapes & Patterns