Shafts of late afternoon autumn sunlight can occasionally break through cloud-covered skies bringing about the most subtle of changes in the landscape – like briefly adding the slightest perceptible warm glow to delineate and brighten sand ripple patterns on the low-tide shore.
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I love to see beach streams in the sand – it’s art left by the turning tide…. ! Lovely images Jessica….
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Gorgeous! Reminds me of spawning fish. I’m drawn to intricate, repetitive designs of nature and these images ‘hit the spot’.
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I love the way wet sand looks in the light, creates such interesting patterns, you’ve captured them so beautifully!
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Thank you, Evelyn. It is wonderful to observe the artistic changes wrought by the tides.
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Thank you, Janna. I am also attracted to patterns in Nature. I am pleased to hear that these photographs ‘hit the spot’ for you, too.
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Thank you, Emma Jane. I particularly tried to capture the way the light just caught, and fleetingly highlighted the edges of the ripples with a golden glow.
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