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How exquisite.
ReplyDeleteI love seashells in any shape or form!
ReplyDeleteThe form is gorgeous. The colors and textures are very beautiful. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove all the texture here, really neat on the egg.
ReplyDeleteAmazing colours and textures! lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch bold texture....very pretty edit.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's the twisted and chipped shells that hold the most interest. Nice textures and photo effects. Wendy x
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE this!!
ReplyDeleteOne the greatest, simplest pleasures of living on the coast is a walk on the beach to search for shells. Sometimes I imagine that I can see or hear a whole world in the right shell. I don't collect tons of them - sometimes nothing, and sometimes one, but somehow I've collected enough over the years to fill a bowl.
ReplyDeleteSo serene!
ReplyDeleteLovely image and texturing!
ReplyDeleteWav so nice. Lovely opposite colours.
ReplyDeleteSo good to look at!!!
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At first I thought it was a bird egg macro.Your poem is so touching. I have had serious illness in my extended family, and this has really touched my heart. Actually it has brought a flow of tears from the old eyes. A beautiful capture with lovely texture work. genie
ReplyDeleteThe texture is perfect! And the shell is perfect in its imperfection. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletewonderful edit!
ReplyDeleteWonderful colors. Nicely done.
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