Sunday 20 October 2013

An oak on a beach.

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.

29 comments:

  1. HI Stewart Great shots with wonderful textures. Beech on beach!!! Brilliant.

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  2. BEAUTIFULLY!

    :) :) :) :) :)

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  3. Stewart het is juist prachtig door de eenvoud.

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  4. But a beech would not be such an interesting shape!

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  5. Well spotted opportunity Stewart.

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  6. Beautiful photo!
    Greetings, RW & SK

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  7. I agree Stewart, the contrast between the sand and the leaf here is amazing :)

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  8. Neat. I like these kinds of photos. I need to pull out and dust off the ol' macro lens.

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  9. i like it too. laughed at beech on a beach. :)

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  10. Wonderful shot, Stewart! I, too, love the textures!! Hope you have a great new week!!

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  11. You are so funny Stewart!!! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro... really it is oak-ay... just as it is:-)

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  12. LOL I like the idea of a beech on the beach...love the shot!

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  13. Well if we can't have a beech on the beach then we'll take the oak. It's a great photo, Stewart!

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  14. Beautiful! Makes you wonder where it has come from.

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  15. Very nice work Stewart !!!

    Great captured !

    Have a nice week

    Best regards

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  16. From the marks behind, it looks like it skidded in. Nice one!

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  17. Love beach pictures. Love the movement in still life captured in sand.

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  18. The pun may be a bit corny, but the photo is great!

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  19. This is an outstanding photo, even of its not a beech on a beach, nor a peach.

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