low tide things = today 2nd march

[STUARTINPERTH]

well Rob if it helps I cant stand what I do either - motor parts sales - however if we carry on improving like we are maybe one day photography could factor in our future.
I hope so anyway

[rob lloyd]

I like the second one. A nice assortment and a better arrangement. Interesting. Rob

[Alex]

Good to see something a bit different now and then Grumpy, second one works better. Hope you didn't get wet getting them?

[Paul Iddon]

Great finds George - absolutely amazing creatures. Wish we had some this way down!

Paul.

[grumpygeorge]

thank you all for the "er" diversity comments.

stuart = surely, yer nae dingbro?

and ma feet wiznae in the water, but it would be well over ma head if the tide was in.

i thank all for taking time to give comment

regards
grumpygeorge

[robware]

Seaprobe Atlantis is looking for part time Captains....West Bromwich to Kyle isn't such a big change.

Great second picture George, a little more eye-appealing than the first picture of the lining of your tummy!

Keep up the good work...

rob...

[Ffion]

The second shot is lovely - great colours and composition. The first thing I saw in the first shot was 2 raw chickens.....!

Ffion

[grumpygeorge]

2 raw chickens this must be the most insulted image on the cff forums.

[peterc4]

my thoughts on the 1st one are not fit for a forum, the second one is a great shot almost looks like it has been layed out like that

[Alun]

Love the second image. The first looks like a serious condition, whatever it is, and I hope the patient gets well soon.

[STUARTINPERTH]

not dingbro Grumps Ness Motors (Renault)

[grumpygeorge]

well i think this image has had a good healthy set of comments, most amusing. thank you all very much for being so entertaining.

[Nina]

this is one of them images that dont fit anywhere. its not wildlife and its not really landscapes, but it is in a way.its a closeup seascape.

anyway, this is whats just at the tide edge this afternoon under the concrete pier at armadale. there were live urchins the were easy 6 inch diameter and beautiful coloured star fish. it was fantastic. and there was this whatever it is things/stuff. i was amazed at the strong natural colours. all comments welcome
f22. iso100. 16/35 at 34mm. 3.2seconds.

"It's life Jim, but not as we know it!" Joking apart I am very intrigued by this George. What ever it is it looks good to me and almost certainly very much alive.

[Anotyad]

I might be talking a load of b*lls here but I reckon they are 'ascidians' of some kind, otherwise known as 'Sea Squirts' of which there are many different variaballs (did I spell that right?). :haha:

Anyhow, great capture Grumpy and certainly something different.

[grumpygeorge]

nina = yes they are very much alive.

anotyad = cheers for that. i hadnt a clue what they were.

regards
grumpygeorge