At first I thought I got the shot I needed when I first found these on a rock near the venue which most of you are more familiar of .
My husband and I were attending a certain workshop and since it finished quite early, we decided to take a stroll in that beautiful place and the universe is such a tease it brought me something to use to join the Old Dog's mundane art which will soon be over.
I found all of these on a pile of logs from trees recently brought down by the code red windstorm.
I had a hard time choosing what to put on his post's reply section cause we're only allowed one entry. Here's why.
Don't they look like sea slugs?
Ruffles on skirts! That's what I thought when I took these shots in this angle.
How many lichen do you see on the picture below? 5% up for the first one to give the right answer and enumerate the colors.
Well, I've first decided to use the oyster shells anyway .. just because but as you probably have already guessed, I used the thumbnail as my final entry while having second doubts whether I should have just used the ones on the stem and the tree trunk. That's the dilemna in having too many shots.
So .. tell me, if I were you, which of these would you use?
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Thank you for posting dear @englishtcrivy.
Lovely photographs of these beautiful subjects.
Happy to hear you are participating in @kus-knee's contest.
The very one you selected would have been bleujay's choice as well.
There is a principle in art that it demonstrates beautifully.
It pertains to scale.....one art professor said it like this.....a composition should have a daddy, mother, and loads of babies shapes.....here you have
the larger oyster shell as the daddy.....the four that run together being the mother and the smaller bits as the babies........it is reading and that is what is important. Hope this makes sense.
Wishing you all the best.
Cheers.
thank you mon ami
I wasn't thinking of joining cause I thought I must have been already late but opportunity knocks when you don't expect it as always and nature presented me a platter full of lichen ^ ^!
about the family ... wow! that's the first time I heard about that!
yes, it all makes sense
I chose that one cause of the rules on "heaven and earth and something in between"
but you translated and worded it much easier
thanks a lot! ^ ^
whether 4 ..?
yes 4! but that's not the 4th
it's on the other side hahahahh
that one you encircles is just a rotten version of one of those gray ones :D
edit: cheers!
thanks for really reading and looking harder than harder :D ^__^ hahaha
..ha..ha, exciting ..!thanks
you're welcome
seems like you're the only one who got the question right :D
WOW! You have caught the essence of the oyster! Simply amazing👍This is the first time I have seen your work! I look forward to your future posts! Thank You for sharing.
wow beautiful photography dear @englishtchrivy
I like your post dear
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@love you dear
I @resteemed your post
this post very nice..and great photography
@englishtchrivy
I really like this! Definitely awesome!
I think 5 to 10 moss are attached
I think it's about 25
If it's not 1 to 100
Maybe 3 to 14
About 25 moss attached