...at low tide.
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Beautiful blue colored shells. The rest of time during the low tide?
It's fascinating what's left behind at low tide Marie! When I saw your title 'Exposed' I thought it was a CDP image for the 'sensual' theme 😀
It really makes me look. Good job.
I wonder if you can ever run short of subjects.
What an interesting and wonderful photo, I like this! Well done Marie.
I wrote a comment, or rather, a question a while ago but I guess I forgot to click on send!! : )
The question was: are these edible sea snails?
Very artistic photo! Nice job!!
Very nice. I like this.
Periwinkles or sea snails, Tomoko.
Lol. I don't contribute to themes, PDP. Maybe I'll start.
Thanks, AC.
There's always something, at least I hope so, Joanne. This winter will be a challenge though.
Thanks, Bill.
I believe so, Catarina.
Thanks, SW.
i adore low tide - it reveals a feast of treasures!!!
Nice. You can almost touch them.
Nice - always something to photograph by the sea.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
All the little life that we can miss if we are not careful!
Thanks, Mage.
There's another world available at low tide, Debbie.
The snails were such a pretty colour, Barbara.
So true, Stewart.
Imagine what's at the microscopic level, Tabor. Maybe it's better we can't see it though.
Great photo!
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