So many gorgeous curves in my archives, and everywhere I look in the gardens. Thank you Anne Christine for an opportunity to show a few.
Pacific Ocean storm swells wheel steadily toward the bulging berm in the shot above, taken from the deck of our condominium at Long Beach, Washington. A metal sculpture (bicycle rack) points the way up the slightly curved pathway to the beach, while dune grass bends in the strong wind.
After storms pass, often the beach is strewn with tangles of bull kelp and stranded jellyfish. This small Moon Jelly baby, surrounded by foam bubbles is a favorite image. Maybe eight inches in diameter, it has all kinds of crooks, twists and loops.
From surfs edge to the fringe to the dunes. Below another Dune Rune image etched into the sand by night-writer Alloniscus.
Pacific Ocean shoreline, dunes and sky give us curves that challenge us, ground us and elevate us. Below an immature Bald Eagle lifts off from the beach.
Wherever you are, please honor our earth, continue to be kind and stay safe.🐾
Lindy Low LeCoq 
That Moon Baby Jelly was so cool. Sad that they get stranded tho….
Nice curves here too
Thank you! It is sad, but that’s the way of nature.
Yes, thanks for the reminder
Great photos. I like them all. Well done.
Thank you, John. I so appreciate your eye and compliments!
Terrific Lindy – I can see why the moon jelly is a favorite, it’s a marvelous catch!
Thank you, Tina. I’d been waiting for the right time to show that one!
The Alloniscus is fantastic. The shore is always bustling with so much life. Seems funny it FEELS so quiet with the world at your feet. Very nice selections. Donna
Thank you, Donna. Alloniscus leaves such interesting patterns in the sand. Before I knew what caused them I called them Dune Runes – a name I have kept as they do seem to have a bit of mystery in them!
I like dune runes. It fits.
That jelly fish is amazing!
Thank you!
Wonderful, Lindy – love so that moon baby jelly. it looks a fantastic! I have never seen one like that – must be a great catch, but poor jelly! Hope you are all doing well together with your new dogs.
Thank you, Leya. The dogs are starting to settle in – whew!!!
How great! And never fight over things and always delightful together?