This photo appealed to me as soon as I took it. Even on the camera display I thought that this may very well be the photo I choose for the Deck Project. And even now, looking at the takings for the week, I haven’t changed my mind.
It was a simple log, driftwood (a sizeable one), that sat upon the seashore, this was under a bright midday sun, and I used a Red filter in post-process to give me the drama I was looking for.
I called it “Between the Groynes”, of course we’ve called them Jetties since I was young 🙂
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It is of never-ending fascination to me that scenes can look so different depending just on the quality and direction of the light.
Very surreal. I thought at first I was looking at a negative of a log, then I thought I was looking at a stream over river rock going away from me. Then I thought it was a night photo of a atmosphere free planet looking towards the stars in a night sky…..a marsh with the wind at my back….I could go on and on what a stimulant to the imagination!