Drawing From Memory is (surprise, surprise...) a re-working I made yesterday of a very old photo. These shells and such were actually in the large wooden tub in which a very tall fir (pine?) tree grows on our grounds. I have lots of old shots I've taken of the changing array of items that wind up resting there for a while. It can also be interesting to watch the various shadows the light casts on them at different times of the day filtered through the fir branches. I did not, for a change, color invert this one. But only took it into sepia tones, and then adjusted the saturation and constrast a bit. (I did not resist making a color inverted version earlier, though, and changed its colors to blue and white. You can see it here: High Tide.)

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