No matter the beach, the weather or the conditions I just cannot seem to resist the thrill of the hunt. While in Oregon, nothing (not even bad weather that sneaks up) can keep me from spending hours of combing the beach for treasure!
I'm landlocked too, just like Karie, after having grown up in L.A.; oh how I miss the beach! I am another "zen" hunter. My son (7) hunts for little bits of metal. I guess we all have our own "zen thing". Thanks for the beautiful pics, Alisa?
The only time I am not on the beach is to sleep and eat! I love the serendipity of it and the quiet meditative state beachcombing induces. Wonderful treasures.
Great photos! I love beach-combing too...such beautiful treasures to be found. Unfortunately, I rarely get to the beach but, when I do, I savour every moment.
I love the sea, and almost never get there. Your photos take me back. My favorite, I suppose, is the elegantly disheveled feather. The lines are lovely. Thanks for that salty excursion. I have only my humble creations to share in return. Come see what I do with small pieces of fabric. http://kbartdesigns.com
Oh wow, the photo of the water and the rock with moss is so lovely! And I'm totally jealous of your driftwood finds too... I've got some projects that are just waiting for driftwood. :)
I did a "featured artist" post about you today! Here is the link: http://yellowbirdyellowbeard.blogspot.com/2011/04/featured-artist-alisa-burke-hanna.html
We must be beachcombing soul sistahs ... Just love beach treasure hunting ... Beautiful pictures !
ReplyDeleteit's like a zen meditation! There is nothing like it!
ReplyDeleteI must be another long lost sister.....
Make that 4 of us! Oh, to live on the beach........
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!
I can't wait to see what you do with all your wealth. Love the driftwood pieces.
ReplyDeleteI am landlocked and miss the sea so such. Love the sea glass...you must have an amazing collection.
ReplyDeletelove all the photos...i was just pretending it was nice and warm;-)
ReplyDeleteJust look at the royal blue inside that shell! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteAnother beachcomber here! Love your photos
ReplyDeleteyour photography is amazing, thank you so much for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteLove them all!! New inspiration surrounds us every day if we just take the time and look for it! Thanks for the reminder!!
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Vanessa!
such fabulous finds!
ReplyDeleteif only it was warm...i'd be there much more often. It looks like you found some awesome treasures, maybe i just need to dress warmer?!?
ReplyDeleteI'm landlocked too, just like Karie, after having grown up in L.A.; oh how I miss the beach! I am another "zen" hunter. My son (7) hunts for little bits of metal. I guess we all have our own "zen thing". Thanks for the beautiful pics, Alisa?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finds!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany.
The only time I am not on the beach is to sleep and eat! I love the serendipity of it and the quiet meditative state beachcombing induces. Wonderful treasures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! Vow!:)It's good to see it...
ReplyDeleteI wish I were there....hmmm:)
Krisztina
I like your choice of photographs!
ReplyDeleteAt last some sea glass!AriadnefromGreece!
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos. I love being on the beach.
ReplyDeletethe color of the inside of the shell was beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I can hear the ocean from here... thank you for sharing :]
ReplyDeleteIt is so much fun to go beachcombing. The treasures you find are endless.
Great photos! I love beach-combing too...such beautiful treasures to be found. Unfortunately, I rarely get to the beach but, when I do, I savour every moment.
ReplyDeletebeautiful colours, inspiration I love beach treasure I can never resist bringing more home to add to my collection each time I go to the beach.
ReplyDeleteI too can never come home from any walk with empty pockets it seems! I love the blue in the seashell and of course the sea glass--so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the sea, and almost never get there. Your photos take me back. My favorite, I suppose, is the elegantly disheveled feather. The lines are lovely. Thanks for that salty excursion. I have only my humble creations to share in return. Come see what I do with small pieces of fabric. http://kbartdesigns.com
ReplyDeleteOh wow, the photo of the water and the rock with moss is so lovely! And I'm totally jealous of your driftwood finds too... I've got some projects that are just waiting for driftwood. :)
ReplyDeleteI did a "featured artist" post about you today! Here is the link: http://yellowbirdyellowbeard.blogspot.com/2011/04/featured-artist-alisa-burke-hanna.html
xoxo
Janee