"For the person for whom small things do not exist, the great is not great" - Jose Ortega y Gasset" This short quote sums up what we are trying to convey with today's post.
I am truly swamped with work and fiercely working for two or three exhibitions which do not have the West Coast theme. But while I am otherwise occupied, there are many talented artists and photographers to keep my blog up and running and I love searching them out and inviting them!
Lurina Fourie of Lurina Fourie Professional Photography Services, also lives in Velddrif on the Berg River. Lurina zooms in on the amazing detail one finds on the beach and river bank. It was difficult to choose just a few of her photos for this post!
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| Bluebottles in their true colours...Lurina admired the rim that looked like embroidery stitching |
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| Everybody loves sea anemone shells, but what a find was this with hundreds of them stranded after red tide |
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| A moment only the very patient beach dweller will see: Spring flowers, the ocean and a pink heart in the clouds |
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| A wave after red tide, magnificent in its anger and beauty ! |
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| An injured young cormorant at Laaiplek, shouting at the curious photographer. Lurina was happy when he was restored to health and flew off |
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| Millions of tiny jewel-like stones form our West Coast sand, how inviting is this sunny image. I can feel that peace |
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| Beautifully captured, I could not resist this photo that says so much about our beaches where there is space and you can really breathe |
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