In Between Ten Years
For over ten years I have been photographing these particular rocks-- which sit as if pieces of an unattached and detached jigsaw puzzle at Drakes Beach in the Point Reyes National Seashore of Marin County in Northern California. For much of the year these rocks rest under the sand-- either entirely buried or just portions sticking the roof of their heads out as if peering out into the landscape to wait for the winter storms to come and exhume them. In between those seasons of reveal and conceal, I have ventured out to visit the rocks to photograph the water that either rushes in-between the rocks at high tide or sits in a pool at low tide. Here is a simple study of such things.
For over ten years I have been photographing these particular rocks-- which sit as if pieces of an unattached and detached jigsaw puzzle at Drakes Beach in the Point Reyes National Seashore of Marin County in Northern California. For much of the year these rocks rest under the sand-- either entirely buried or just portions sticking the roof of their heads out as if peering out into the landscape to wait for the winter storms to come and exhume them. In between those seasons of reveal and conceal, I have ventured out to visit the rocks to photograph the water that either rushes in-between the rocks at high tide or sits in a pool at low tide. Here is a simple study of such things.
