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| Anything that floats gets washed up along the shoreline. |
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| A lack of bark demonstrates it has been in the water for considerable time. |
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| Size does not matter. The lake can handle big or small. |
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Diftwood
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The sea takes and returnes the woods.
ReplyDeletenice shots Andy
ReplyDeleteLooks a rather big lake, and old trunks and limbs are bound to be washed to shore eventually, expect for those buried on the lakes bed. Nice captures.
ReplyDeleteNicely photographed!
ReplyDeletethe waters always "spit up" anything they don't want or need, that's how i get my sea glass. this is a pretty piece of wood, i may have tried to drag it home.
ReplyDeletepretty images, color but almost black and white!!!
I like the perspective here.
ReplyDeleteIt is, after all, a very big lake, so whole trees are not an issue. One wonders where the wood started its journey in the waters from.
ReplyDeleteWonderful perspective photos. And the horizon is an amazing line.
ReplyDeleteLovely light in all three photos. Drift wood is a resource which must be useful for something.
ReplyDeleteThe lake looks so big and grand in your pics, Andy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views! Love the driftwood and moody sky!
ReplyDeleteBig stuff! Most of the driftwood that washes up from the ocean seems to be more broken up.
ReplyDeleteWater has always fascinated me by how much power it possesses. These are great photos.
ReplyDeleteA very moody sky. I really love the first photo Andy.
ReplyDeleteGood photo!
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