At the Coast — Lens-Artists Challenge #253

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Hi All 👋 My entry for this week’s challenge, set by Brian of Bushboys World: Fragments.

On our last few visits to the coast, we’ve seen lots of fragments, small & large. Starting off with driftwood; washed up fragments of trees & even finished wood.

A closer look at the beach finds fragments of shells & other sea-life.

Shots of fragments of an object need to be viewed together to form a whole…

…a lobster pot.

Fragments of old coastal defences remind us of darker times when the world was at war.

A boat buried in the sand; the fragments we see shows us the whole picture.

…and finally, Fragments by Manic Street Preachers.

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16 responses to “At the Coast — Lens-Artists Challenge #253”

  1. marlene frankel Avatar

    Fragments of part to come together as whole lobster pots – well done!

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      Thank you so much, Marlene

  2. anne leueen Avatar

    This is a terrific series of photo responses to the fragments challenge!! Nice one Jez!

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      Thank you very much, Anne

  3. Cee Neuner Avatar

    Great fun 😀

  4. JohnRH Avatar

    Excellent. Among my faves are netting and ‘she sells seashells by the seashore’. 🙂

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      Thanks, John

  5. Tina Schell Avatar

    Nicely done Jez – it seems we were on the same page this week. We very rarely get driftwood on our beach, probably because we are a barrier island, so I especially enjoyed yours. Also the images and thoughts about thing left behind from times of war – again not something we have here but you are so right, we are fortunate to live in time of peace. Terrific post.

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      Thank you very much, Tina

  6. bushboy Avatar

    A great collection of seaside stuff Jez. That boat in the sand looks so unreal. I like the shell and the sea worn ropes 🙂
    PS Good music too

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      Cheerz, buddy

  7. Wind Kisses Avatar

    Driftwood’s such exquisite art. Beautiful findings. In fact it seemed as if your walk gifted you a museum on the beach. Natural art, cultural art, history. Vey nice Jez.

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      Thank you very much; there’s a lot more driftwood out there to be discovered as well

      1. Wind Kisses Avatar

        True, true art. You are welcome.

  8. Pennsivity Avatar
    Pennsivity

    Such a colourful diverse and incredible collection, a link between past and present, …wonder what’ll be collected in future beach combs ..…?

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      Thank you

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