sea scrapes

[Elehna de Sousa]

[Elehna de Sousa]

the macro shot is of very teeny tiny stuff on the side of an upturned rowboat. not sure if it's a strong enough image as it is - i feel that it needs to be part of something else, collaged somehow, maybe the addition of text ( poetry in the form I write, haiku/tanka).  comments appreciated?

[Wendy Rosier]

Mother nature often presents some amazing abstracts... in this one it appears that She is still working on it and hasn't decided on a real focal point yet.

[Doug McMillin]

My solution is a tighter crop and the title, 'China Sea'...

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Then, with an increased emphasis on broken circles, we can imagine anything from current politics to sunken treasure, even lost flight MH370.

[Wendy Rosier]

That works better -IMHO  :-)

[Larry Citra]

Good caption Doug!

[Elehna de Sousa]

[Elehna de Sousa]

thanks for the comments and suggestions, both of you. Doug, you have such a great imagination - always!

I have a hard time letting go of the blue lines at the bottom, perhaps could crop tighter on the R side. will have to do it in increments. 

[Elehna de Sousa]

[Elehna de Sousa]

even tighter now. . .

[Larry Citra]

Very creative .... I like it! Tell us what you did to achieve this effect??? The crop does look good also but I rather like those blue lines .... hmmm?

[Elehna de Sousa]

to create it I put my FujiX20 on a super macro setting and clicked the shutter. That's it!

[Simon Henson]

I like the original too, especially the lines that lead my eye into a different part of the image.