Photograph by AJ, aged 6½.
Saturday, 23 July 2011
Driftwood
After the storms of recent weeks, the modest shingle beach at Carmine Inferiore, which we call our own, is piled high with driftwood. One particular tree-trunk has been tied to the shore. It still bucks and canters with the waves - a sea-horse offering magical rides to little imaginations, and a plethora of textures to young photographers...
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Saturday, 23 July 2011
Driftwood
After the storms of recent weeks, the modest shingle beach at Carmine Inferiore, which we call our own, is piled high with driftwood. One particular tree-trunk has been tied to the shore. It still bucks and canters with the waves - a sea-horse offering magical rides to little imaginations, and a plethora of textures to young photographers...
Photograph by AJ, aged 6½.
3 comments:
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Yvonne said...
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Driftwood is always so beautiful. One of the magical things water can do with wood over a period of time. Lovely photo.
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Saturday, 23 July, 2011
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Anonymous said...
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Wonderful warm shot!
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Saturday, 23 July, 2011
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LindyLouMac said...
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What an artistic eye AJ has already.
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Monday, 25 July, 2011
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3 comments:
Driftwood is always so beautiful. One of the magical things water can do with wood over a period of time. Lovely photo.
Wonderful warm shot!
What an artistic eye AJ has already.
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