A coconut found during an afternoon stroll on the beach in Cancun.
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Phoneography challenge is initiated by Lens and Pens by Sally
Phoneography Challenge: Black and White (Coco)
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What wonderful detail and texture!
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Thanks, Patti. The ocean washes up such treasures.
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Wow. This is an intriguing shot, which makes you look close at the details. Nice job!
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Thanks, Patricia! I loved being able to bring out the detail.
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Living in the High Desert, at first glance I thought it was a tumbleweed. I like the coconut better. š
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We have tumbleweed here in the country area I live in too…and definitely the coconut wins!
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I wouldn’t know it’s a coconut! Lovely shot.
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Thanks! The green outer shell has been stripped away and I guess eventually the long “hairs” come off too. Or at least that’s my take on it.
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A coconut! It’s so artistically done!
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A plain old coconut in the natural setting, fresh in from the ocean. The are a piece of art.
Have a great week, Amy.
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This is a great photo, perfect for black and white. š
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Thanks! I really did see it in black and white initially, even though it wasn’t.
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Now, if it had just found itself washed into a cranny up beyond the water mark this one would be a good candidate to hatch! Terrific shot Angeline š
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Thanks, M. I’m surprised it wasn’t washed up further; the surf was really rough the whole time we were there. Red flag almost every day.
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Maybe that’s the reason – it’s being drawn back down the beach by a strong back tow? But it’s a beauty – all shaggy and matted by the elements š
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That has to be why it hadn’t made it up any further. Incredible surf. And it is a beauty.
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I thought from the title I was going to see the photo of a pet named Coco. Surprise! :-). I love the texture and lines in this Nd the lines on the sand as well.
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š Coco is what a coconut is called in Spanish (can also jokingly call your head that, which is what mine looks like in the mornings).
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Wonderful perspective, and the textures )f the coconut and the sand become more evident in the monochrome. Very nicely done. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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Thanks, Sally. It was almost black and white already, but the change over, and a little Snapseed, really brought out the sand. Happy Phoneography Monday to you too!
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