#184. Doesn't it look like it came from the bottom of the sea?!?!
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This blog is the brainchild of a self-imposed Photography Challenge for 2008. I will be posting a picture to represent every single day for the entire year. I may not always be up to date, but that doesn't mean that I have not taken a photo. So, please check back in.
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10 comments:
:) Now that you've mentioned it, yes it does look like a bottom of the sea creature. Love close-ups like this, so full of mystery.
Bottom of the sea? Sure.
Quite beautiful, this and the preceding photo. I love the way form draws the attention as color fades.
you
can almost see
the ~~tentacles~ moving.
:-)
It does. You just want to reach out and touch this one.
oh, this is just fabulous! seen in shutter sisters
It's not a happy accident, but a true gift you possess...I love your soulful images...
You get my award for Brillante Weblog too...
You've touched my soul again with your withered flowers. I have been visiting regularly and love your work. I wonder if it would be OK to put a link to your blog from my blog?
It does. I love the color and texture in this photo.
I can't tell if it's a creature or a flower! Reminds me of a sea urchin. I like what Jo said above. You show us soulful images. That's really true!
oh how interesting we had similar visions into the world of our macro lenses. i have two similar to this in my blur folder from class. i find myself drawn to these neutral colors and fuzzy textures.
thanks for sharing this :)
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