Whale in the storm breakers! by Susana Weber
Very close up image in a piece of flint stone found in a wall.
NIkon D90 / NIKKOR Micro 85mm
FEATURED in Abstract Macro Urban Art 10/7/10
FEATURED RB Home Page 11/25/10
Very close up image in a piece of flint stone found in a wall.
NIkon D90 / NIKKOR Micro 85mm
FEATURED in Abstract Macro Urban Art 10/7/10
FEATURED RB Home Page 11/25/10
Comments
Sure does look like a very stormy sea and I do see the whale breaking!
Hey, AuntDot!! Just getting back today… whew! Thank you so much! Nice to capture some new things to play with! :-)
– Susana Weber
Love the texture…almost a 3D look….a very stormy sea….
Thanks much, Lynne. These flint stones or whatever they are were fascinating! Wish we had some here. Found these on our trip to Britain.
– Susana Weber
that is some dramatic scene
I can hear crashing waves! No, that’s just the kettle! Thank you much, richie!
– Susana Weber
great work
Sylvia, thank you so much!! ♥
– Susana Weber
Spooky surreal scene Susana
I fell in love with these stones with all the images in them! Flint? Too translucent?
– Susana Weber
Sun rising on the moon….amazing!
Nadine, many thanks, my dear! Much appreciated!! Susana
– Susana Weber
Very nice Missy!
Debra
Hi Debra… back to catching up… seems like that’s all I’m doin’ these days!! Haha. Thanks so much, Ms D! ♥
– Susana Weber
Awesome find and shot Susana, perfect title I see it so clearly your whale, the waves and a moon……very creative shot :))
Thanks so much, Kathie! I had just the best time with my nose on this stone wall!! hehe! Cheers, Ms K!
– Susana Weber
This looks like a stromy sea at night wonderful capture.
Thanks, Karen! I just had a ball with my nose pressed against this stone wall at the place we stayed in Chilgrove! What a lucky break to land in a place with the things I love to capture!! hehe!
– Susana Weber
Wonderful and creative abstract image. It has a dark almost sci-fi stormy feel. It has been featured this week in the Abstract Macro Urban Art Group The Abstract Urban Art Team
Alix, thank you so very much!!! Woohoo!! :-D
– Susana Weber