Narrowing the Field of Vision, this is a beach along Lake Superior. I have been walking this beach for many, many years. Even back when I was 6 years old with my Grandparents. My grandfather loved walking the beach and looking for gem stones, quartz rocks.

He was very crafty, he could make anything out of drift wood, or picking up just the right rocks and making jewelry for my sister and I. I have many pictures of my grandfather walking this beach with his head down looking for little treasures.

From a distance the beaches can look plain and no color at all, but when you start to look a little closer, the colors just start to pop all around you.

All of a sudden the rocks in the water start to look like gold and diamonds to me.

I barely saw this little guy as he blended in with his surroundings.

I am fascinated with the sand on this beach, from shiny rocks to tiny little pebble that are so colorful and washed over and over by the clear water creating a natural beauty that outshines everything around it.

Like the saying, A diamond in the rough, Something that is in poor condition but that is likely to become valuable with appropriate care and attention.

You may not know it at first. His hands are molding us, taking the rough exterior and shinning it to the point of Beauty that our minds could never imagine.

Narrowing the Field of Vision

by Sandra J