I love the contrast between the harsh spikes and salt water clashing at them, because even though the stone seems indestructible, the water will slowly win the game.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
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Nature reclaims and renews its land and seas. What a magnificent ever changing world we all live in.
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Pam
Nice image Mersad love the textures in the rocks and sea.
ReplyDeleteThank you both. @Pam: I agree. The world is a magnificent place.
ReplyDeleteit certainly is here!
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