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SaraRalston β Mineralized Driftwood
Published: 2016-05-19 05:31:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 218; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 0
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I feel like this photo had a lot more potential, you could've taken it to the next level.
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I agree with you, it's not top quality and to me, lacksΒ some depth.Β I'm hoping that one day I will shot it with my "real" cameraΒ and not have it be from the cell phone camera that you see here.Β Great eye Brenn!
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this is a wonderful photography! the colors are amazing. so harmonious. very beautiful! nice work
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Thank you very much! And a good welcome to DA!!!
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your most welcome! thank you very much 
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Thank you so much!
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You're very welcome! Love it! Β
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I can imagine the textures. Beautiful image.
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You're welcome, dear Sara.
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That is the coolest thing I've seen in ages!!!
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Thanks! Its the underneath of a huge tree that got washed up in the bay. It was at least 5 feet high laying on its side.
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I wonder if the wood is sliceable meaning could someone still make say a wooden box out of it. Or would the mineralization of it dull the saw blade and make it useless?
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Best to start with a large chainsaw. Β I suppose a person could do wooden boxes. Β Bear in mind that in reality, you might not get these same colors out of it with like a glossy varnish. Β For example, a lot of green tones is algae and you might loose the clay out of it if it's cut up.
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Yeah I figured it would be some what problematic
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