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SARGASSUM

Updated: Apr 10, 2024

My wife and I have been to Sandals in Nassau several times. We loved going there, but photographing something new and different was getting more difficult. The day before we arrived, a tropical storm had gone through. The seaweed was so thick you could not go in the ocean comfortably. The next day, The Sandals cleanup crew did a great job. Still some seaweed, but you could enjoy going into the water. My wife and I decided to go for an ocean swim. After the swim, we walked to the beach. While walking the beach, I noticed all the different types of seaweed, shells, and other debris that had washed up on the beach.. I started collecting some of the seaweed that caught my eye. On the way back to the room, I asked an employee at the scuba station what was the name of this seaweed? He said most of it was “Sargassum,” and that in the ocean there is a fish that looks like seaweed; thus the name of the fish is “sargassum fish.“ Anyway, what I collected stayed in a box all night.

After breakfast, I took the box out onto the patio and started separating the contents. There were white towels on the patio chairs from the day before after our swim. I placed towels on the seats of the three chairs and put together different arrangements of what I had collected the day before. After an arrangement I liked, I photographed it. With each new arrangement photographed, I was inspired to do another (the rest of the day with no lunch). Back at home, I edited the photos by, enhancing some, and changing some to black and white, but the most fun was playing around with the color slider in Elements, in what I call digital art. Attached are some of the more interesting photographs.

PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK OF MY PHOTOGRAPHS AND WHICH ONES YOU LIKE BEST! Thanks, Alex

Email:Alexembryphotos@gmail.com

Website:AlexEmbryPhotos.com


 
 
 
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