Struthiolariidae (Ostrich Foot), seen in the shallows at Whitianga, NZ. Su Leslie, 2018
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Struthiolariidae (Ostrich Foot), seen in the shallows at Whitianga, NZ. Su Leslie, 2018
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Beautiful photo.
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🙏 😀
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Gorgeous photo.
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This is lovely. The waves and bubbles add reality.
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I like the spiral shape of the ostrich foot. Beautiful!!!
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I didn’t know that the shell was called an Ostrich Foot so that’s something new I learnt. As for the photo, the contrast between the colours and the details that pop make it absolutely stunning. Fantastic photograph!
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Lovely Su, I think I have a couple of shells like that in my shell collection.
Leslie
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This photo evokes so many sensoral memories: I can smell the saltiness of the sea, hear the lapping of the waves, feel the sand between my toes as we poke around for shells, taste the fishiness of the air, feel the ridges on the shells. Thank you for this experience.
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Beautiful!
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Gorgeous.
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How perfect!
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Thank you 🙂
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Nature is breathtaking in her design!
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I totally agree. 🙂
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Gorgeous. And much more appropriate for the challenge than I managed. 😂
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Thanks. I must admit, after seeing so many other people post pictures of seashells that I wasn’t exactly stretching my imagination on this one.
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I didn’t stretch my imagination for my post either but yours, as always, is beautiful.
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I can literally hear the water gurgling around these beauties!
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🙂 xxxxx
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