[Soupdragon]

[Markulous]

Lovely abstract quality

[Dabhand16]

I like this one Soupy Nice composition with the diagonal element and the contrast between the hardness of the rocks and the softness of the ones under the water.

Spoilers? Well the white debris, not so much the stuff in the crevices, but the ones on the top, particularly the golf ball on the RHS!

I think the image would be stronger without this debris if you can be bothered to try a version with it all removed.

Nice image - well done.

[Soupdragon]

I always try the things people suggest just to see if things improve.
I actually plagiarised the idea from Joe Cornish so, no credit for originality there.

[P-E]

Originally Posted by Markulous

Lovely abstract quality

[skipper954]

Originally Posted by Soupdragon

I always try the things people suggest just to see if things improve.
I actually plagiarised the idea from Joe Cornish so, no credit for originality there.

Hey Soupy....I, too, like the abstract quality here. Very artistic.

And artists everywhere in music, painting, etc., copy ideas from others, or themselves. That is how new art is created.

skip

[Boofers]

no depth perseption for me, I didn't even know there was water until Graham said something, nice to be fooled by that seemingly twilight effect of the water.

[nichpr]

Water? Rocks? I don't see either. All I see is sand shaped by wave and wind action. In any event..... I do like shots like this. Because the sand is so dark, however, I'm not sure I see the warm evening light in your title. There are some truely beautiful forms created by the wind and water in sand and they can either be presented in abstract form or as part of a larger composition. Like flora and fauna, they are Mother Nature showing her artistic side.
Love shots like this.
- Paul

[fionaB]

i do kinda like this. i think. im not a fanatic on abstract but i do like the textures and details in this. i agree however the white debris would probably be better removed i think

Fi