I am a child of marine environments who ironically lives inland (it happens). From Hawaii to Cumberland Island, I have been nourished by the big oceans and the ecotones associated with them. The shoreline is a magical transition zone wherever it is encountered – an abundant strand, rich with life as well as decay. On a recent visit to the Pacific Northwest, I returned to an oft-visited, ever-changing rocky beach which perennially holds amazing treasures for the texturally-inclined…
Kathy Colt 