Sand, Rock, and Rust

Wonderful, Holger, a cryptic picture that seems to signify something just beyond the limits of our understanding. Your processing here is absolutely spot on..

Walking the beach came across a cement slab that had this hook. As

time passed the wind blows sand into the hook, the rock is just there.

Thanks for looking and any comments.

Not all of us 'take in' all that surrounds us while on a walk. Whether it be our mood at the time, or perhaps we are lost in thought, or, maybe we are not really interested in the unique 'gems' that can always be found. Being in the present and aware of your surroundings is when you find these treasures, such as this one. I enjoyed the thoughts you shared as well Holger. Love the textures here!

 

very good shot,my friend

Very nice original work, Holger!

 

Nice fine-art, well done!!!

Thanks all for the look and write. See you soon.

Holger

Holger,  The story of this image is an enigma for us and Time nibbles even the most precious things we have. Interesting interrogative photograph with rust.  Nice one!

Hi Holger,

  Wonderful image with great details.  Well seen & photographed on your part.  Take care, Patsy

Bachir and Patsy, Thank you for the visit and the kind words. See you soon.

Holger

Well seen and better done, Holger!

 

Cheers

 

PDE

Thank you for the visit and comment PD. It is about the textures.

Holger

Well seen, Holger

Thank you Eystein, for your visit.

Viewed upside down this is a question mark.  Why do I photograph things like this?  I think it's interesting what the passage of time & the elements do to common objects.  I'm sure I would not have passed this by without investing a frame or two.  Best, Len.

Len thank you for the great comment and link. I enjoyed your image and now I have an understanding as to why I shot this, it's good to know I'm not the only one who views things this way. Much appreciated. See you soon.

Holger

fantastic light. nice one. best, jamie

Thanks Jamie, always nice to hear from you.

Holger

Nice simplicity and composure, excellent choice of background.

An upside down question? Puts us all in Jeopardy or is it ON Jeopardy!

;-) Thanks for that comment Emmanuel.

Holger