Nothing stays the same. Now that probably is a good thing, in most instances. There are some things that do not change for the better. But I do not want to go there today. Not in the mood to rant.
I love how nature can transform herself. It is a slow process that can take hundreds of years or even centuries. Our photo challenge this week is transformation. I hope what follows captures this process, in some small way.
Images by Bren & Ash Ryan
My view of this wonderful and crazy life - as I travel and explore.
Recently widowed. Losing a breast. Swears a lot.
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Great photos. It took me a while to ‘read’ the second one, but it was worth the effort.
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Encountered this on one of our many walks/hikes in Mexico. I suspect it is from a bamboo tree. Cheers.
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These are terrific Dan, but that sand sculpture is incredible! Wonder how long it took to create it – did you watch the process?
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This shot was taken in Puerto Vallarta where there are a number of these sand sculptures. We did not see this one being created but have witnessed others.
Thanks for dropping by. Cheers.
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