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Stones, arranged and captured on the beach, at Pendine... They were mounted, by Bev on a large rock, covered in tiny barnacles. Thanks for my c&c's for Haverfordwest. Special thanks to Barbara Hirst and Linda, Mynett for their user awards... Very much appreciated...
| Title: | Stones |
| Username: | 
martinjp |
| Uploaded: | 3 Jul 2012 - 7:40 AM |
| Tags: | Beach, Close-up / macro, Limpets..., Pebbles, Water |
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Quote: Lovely image of what I imagine was difficult to take with all
those reflective surfaces. The stones look as if they're melded
together!
Kate
This was simply created by dripping water onto the stones...I wanted to make them wet so they shone, the water gathering made for a better image...
Very clever. I think the water adds a lot of interest to the stack of rocks. It looks like a fountain, with water flowing over the stones, but puzzling because there is no source. Intriguing and well captured.
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