Well, it's not really a photo of the sea bottom, but a Lensbaby shot of the beach. I just think it looks like we are seeing the sand through clear water.
Yup, I'd call this a shale beach and they really cut your feet up (if your not wearing shoes that is). Love the title and it does make you take a second look (I feel sea sick now).
I had some that are the same general idea, though my shells are bigger and my image is a lot less sharp. But, honey, shells ain't sand, now, are they? Not even pieces of shells, nor little itty bitty stones for that matter. The one I did enter is getting 4.5-hammered, sigh. You?
I never thought about what would qualify as sand. I just seem to know it when I see it and feel it, and when it gets stuck is uncomfortable places. :)
Here in Delray Beach, FL, we have a gorgeous beach that the world seems to consider sandy. The FL beaches appear to be made up entirely of itty bitty pieces of broken shells. Depending on the age of the sand it is either finely ground or coarse as in this shot.
Now Michigan is a different story. Those beaches are made up of disintegrated sandstone. Perhaps that would qualify in your book. Anyway, my Sand Challenge entry (Florida) is getting an average reception. Some like it and some don't.
I had some that are the same general idea, though my shells are bigger and my image is a lot less sharp. But, honey, shells ain't sand, now, are they? Not even pieces of shells, nor little itty bitty stones for that matter. The one I did enter is getting 4.5-hammered, sigh. You?
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