Songs From the Dark side of the Beach

Just having a little fun with an image of twisted driftwood. It's

sort of like looking at clouds, but driftwood always seems a little

creepy to my eyes.

Your idea is great Linda, but I feel sharp edges work better in this case than soft ones.

Good Luck!

Linda, I see all sorts of 'things' in this image, mediaeval monsters, ghostly shadows, ogre faces, demoniacal figures... or, is it just my overly caffeine and nicotine fuelled imagination?

Wonderful imagery!

Wonderful imagination! I agree, lots of fun just to look at. Nicely done.

Kind Regards Andrea

REmind me not go walking along THAT beach!! hahahaha this is great!

This is pretty cool. I've never been much for images made up of forms, but I really like this one a lot. Outstanding work and very imaginative. Tim Burton comes to mind when I look at this.

Thanks for all of your comments. I don't know if trees have spirits or not, but this particular beach feels to me like a haunted graveyard of sad, roots and trees.

 

 

 

 

Creepy! A little hallucinatory. I always thought driftwood moved when my back was turned. Inventive and playful.

Humorous and intriguing work!!! Regards.

Inventive and humourus use of photoshop. I am always seeing faces and figures in driftwood too.... and Jeff it does move when you turn your back!!

I love this creatures.Nicely done Linda.Cheers,Andrzej

Una creativa composicion,con unas magnificas luces y sombras.

 

Saludos -Tolo.

Fantastic composition, light and colours.

Thanks for looking and commenting. I had a lot of fun with this one.

 

I see so many figures here; dragons, claws, headmasks, daggers and other mythological figures. This is as good as it gets with driftwood!

Excellent work, very creative. I wonder if you have carved the wood or manipulated the photo.

... I'm a tree hugger from way back... wonderful shadow and light, Linda...

Linda, This is quite remarkable! The carving itself is unique and you have done a wonderful capturing the lighting with shadows! I really like it! Best Regards, Doug.