Wordless Wednesday: Beach Art

sea shells and driftwood branches in a beach-art installation
a part-eroded welk adorning a beach art installation
sand-covered seaweed hung from a driftwood beach-art installation
welk, sand, mussel, leaves and seaweed in a driftwood beach art installation
a driftwood and creel beach-art installation

Just as Tina invited us to an Odds and Ends Lens-Challenge, I came across this beach art installation made from driftwood, rope, netting, a creel, leaves and berries, sea shells and seaweed, covered in sand.

I am taking a short blogging break to focus on a nature writing project and will be back on Wednesday 16 March 2022.

Wishing you all a wonderful Wednesday and a peaceful week ahead,

with love from Xenia xxx

Photographs by Xenia Tran, edited in lr.

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Author: Tranature - quiet moments in nature

The stories, poems and photographs on Tranature are the original creative work of Xenia Tran, inspired by the natural surroundings of the Scottish Highlands.

30 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Beach Art”

    1. Thank you so much for your kind words dear Cathy 💚 it was so lovely to see 😊🐚 Happy Wednesday to you and sweet Flynn too from all of us here 💕🐕💕 xxx

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words dear Lois and much love back to you and the kitties from all of us here 😘💕🐈 xxx

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words dear Tina, the timing was perfect! Thank you for hosting this fun challenge and a lovely week ahead to you too 💛 xxx

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    1. No worries Hammad, this is a combination of both! Everything here was found on the beach and put together by someone in this piece of beach art. The (man-made) creel and netting had washed up ashore, the shells, driftwood, seaweed, leaves and berries are all natural and were also incorporated into the piece 😊

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