24 february












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  1. Magical Mystical Teacher24/02/2014, 07:41

    Seashells invite us to wonder and to pray...

    Macro Mary Clad in Red

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  2. Tessa~ Here there be musing24/02/2014, 08:44

    -happy sigh-

    That's how this (your) posts make me react.

    :-)

    Tessa~

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  3. Adrienne24/02/2014, 10:14

    Great colors in your shell shot - both the shell and the background are inviting. And I do love photos of children at play who don't know they're being captured by the lens!

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  4. Party of 524/02/2014, 10:33

    simple and peaceful. Happy Monday!

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  5. (◔‿◔)24/02/2014, 11:36

    Great shots!
    Come about the macro-projects.
    wish you a happy Evening, Wieczora (◔‿◔)| My photoblog

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  6. Unknown24/02/2014, 11:43

    Very nice and simple, with a lovely shadow.

    Hugs from
    JetteMajken

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  7. tinajo24/02/2014, 12:28

    Beautiful pics! :-)

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  8. Laura24/02/2014, 14:17

    How beautifully colorful! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)

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  9. Anonymous24/02/2014, 14:22

    How lovely.

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  10. EG CameraGirl24/02/2014, 15:59

    The shell is so beautiful as it peels! Love your mosaic!

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  11. Unknown24/02/2014, 16:42

    I love your mosaic... Simple... relaxing... You should frame it. :)

    Rainey @ The Project Table

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  12. Cristal @ Dapple Design24/02/2014, 16:55

    Hi, I'm only now visiting some of the Sunlit Sunday posts and spent a little time clicking through your posts. You have a lovely blog and a soothing style. Beautiful sea shell and beautiful boy.

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  13. Karen @ Beatrice Euphemie24/02/2014, 21:01

    Beautiful light - precious moments. xo Karen

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  14. Janice24/02/2014, 23:14

    Very nice photos

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  15. Anonymous25/02/2014, 08:09

    I love shells and I love the bokeh background. Thanks for linking up and have a great week!

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  16. Lee Ann L.25/02/2014, 09:31

    Lovely shot of the shell. Makes me want to go to the beach.

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  17. Kamana25/02/2014, 09:57

    i enjoyed my monday with my boy too.

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  18. Michelle B25/02/2014, 12:51

    I love the texture and color on the shell. Throwing rocks into the ocean looks like a lot of fun!

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  19. Cheryl M25/02/2014, 14:25

    This is quite an inspiring post! LOVE your images!

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  20. Muhammad khabbab26/02/2014, 03:56

    Love the way your have captured the details in your photos, specially the sea shell.

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