This is the kind of micro-landscape I like. As we were wandering along the beach at Lorne we found this oak leaf sitting at the top of the wave wash.
I like the contrast between the sand and the leaf.
Part of me wishes it was a beech - then we would have a beech on a beach!
You can find more macro shots at Macro Monday 2 and I Heart Macro.
Enjoy the pictures.
:)
ReplyDeleteHI Stewart Great shots with wonderful textures. Beech on beach!!! Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteLea
BEAUTIFULLY!
ReplyDelete:) :) :) :) :)
Stewart het is juist prachtig door de eenvoud.
ReplyDeleteand a footprint too
ReplyDeleteBut a beech would not be such an interesting shape!
ReplyDeleteWell spotted opportunity Stewart.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
I agree Stewart, the contrast between the sand and the leaf here is amazing :)
ReplyDeleteNeat. I like these kinds of photos. I need to pull out and dust off the ol' macro lens.
ReplyDeletei like it too. laughed at beech on a beach. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's just a lovely photo!
ReplyDeleteWonderful textures!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot, Stewart! I, too, love the textures!! Hope you have a great new week!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny Stewart!!! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro... really it is oak-ay... just as it is:-)
ReplyDeleteLOL I like the idea of a beech on the beach...love the shot!
ReplyDeleteWell if we can't have a beech on the beach then we'll take the oak. It's a great photo, Stewart!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot, very artistic!!
ReplyDeleteLovely captures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Makes you wonder where it has come from.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work Stewart !!!
ReplyDeleteGreat captured !
Have a nice week
Best regards
I love this.
ReplyDeleteFrom the marks behind, it looks like it skidded in. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteLovely image.
ReplyDeleteLove beach pictures. Love the movement in still life captured in sand.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThe pun may be a bit corny, but the photo is great!
ReplyDeleteThis is an outstanding photo, even of its not a beech on a beach, nor a peach.
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