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Seashells invite us to wonder and to pray...
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Tessa~
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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ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
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Very nice and simple, with a lovely shadow.
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JetteMajken
Beautiful pics! :-)
ReplyDeleteHow beautifully colorful! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
ReplyDeleteHow lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe shell is so beautiful as it peels! Love your mosaic!
ReplyDeleteI love your mosaic... Simple... relaxing... You should frame it. :)
ReplyDeleteRainey @ The Project Table
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.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful light - precious moments. xo Karen
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos
ReplyDeleteI love shells and I love the bokeh background. Thanks for linking up and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of the shell. Makes me want to go to the beach.
ReplyDeletei enjoyed my monday with my boy too.
ReplyDeleteI love the texture and color on the shell. Throwing rocks into the ocean looks like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite an inspiring post! LOVE your images!
ReplyDeleteLove the way your have captured the details in your photos, specially the sea shell.
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