beachcombing

Posted by Tanya Hotchkiss (New York, United States) on 19 June 2007 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.

hunting for seashells on the shore while taking a leisurely afternoon walk. good exercise for my legs and my photographic "eye".

Tout casse, tout passe, tout lasse, excepté le souvenir.Everything breaks, everything passes, everything wearies, except the memory.

Comments (10)

Manuela Photography from Hainburg, Germany

Wonderfully dreamy!

19 Jun 2007 9:11am

@Manuela Photography: Thanks again! For the heads up and this comment. Appreciate it a lot. :-)

Juanra from Madrid, Spain

Very interesting your images. Greetings.

19 Jun 2007 9:25am

@Juanra: Oye! Gracias Juanra. Appreciate the comment. :-)

ColNed Pictures from Amersfoort, Netherlands

Nice image and wonderful in B&W

19 Jun 2007 10:10am

@ColNed Pictures: Thanks! Glad you liked it. Hope to drop by your site soon. :-)

Johnny Soedomo from United States

this is a great shot. i like it how the seashell is still while the water breaks and flows, almost sweeping off the seashell.

19 Jun 2007 5:19pm

@Johnny Soedomo: Thanks Johnny! :-) It eventually got swept away ... a few seconds after I took this shot.

Manuela Photography from Hainburg, Germany

Congrats Tanya ;)
You are on the spotlight page!
http://www.aminus3.com/

19 Jun 2007 6:07pm

@Manuela Photography: Woohoo! This was a great surprise for me. Been having a lousy week at work so this was just such a refreshing change. Thanks for telling me. :-)

Nadine from Montréal, Canada

Congratulations !!

19 Jun 2007 7:43pm

@Nadine: Merci! :-)

Alfredo J. Martiz J. from Tokyo, Japan

This is really beautiful, as Manuela said, wonderful dreamy photo!

19 Jun 2007 11:43pm

@Alfredo J. Martiz J.: Thank you Alfredo! Appreciate it a lot. :-)

{H} creatives from Santa Clara, United States

Beautifully done...Love the angle...very nice post-processing as well! Excellent and congrats on the spotlight! B-)

20 Jun 2007 4:39am

@{H} creatives: Thanks! This was from my first batch of photos taken with my first digital SLR. Before that, I was really into black & white 35mm film and the darkroom processing that came with it. But digital is so much more convenient now. :-)