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Perfect for any setting this beach towel contains lots of animations and textures.
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I need to get out and about to take more pictures so have to go over some of my pictures I took last year. The Seashells I took on Portavogie Beach got some good comments so I thought I'd upload another one and hope people like it too....
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St. Simons Island/Jekyll Island
Vanilla sugar cookies with almond royal icing and demerara sugar "sand." Part of the order for the Four Seasons I am working on this week.
This would make a gorgeous beach wedding favor!
Looking like upended seashells, tiny, crenelated fungi popped-up after a rain in a field, in...
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
26 May 2020.
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A seashell I got in a bowl of shells from goodwill. It's not a small bowl. There's hundreds of seashells. Why did I buy this?
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from this blog post: blog.juliatrotti.com/pictures/salt
model: ivy @ vivien's, next canada + new york models
makeup: lidija j
film: dan @ i make films (see the film in the blog post!)
edited with the london raw preset for lightroom 4: www.digitalfilmactions.com/#/london-lightroom-4-preset/
I am not sure if these can be called 'wagashi', or maybe 'hinagashi'?
If there is a certain Japanese name for this type of candy, please feel free to comment and let me know. :o)
I bought several boxes of these in the Daimaru food hall in Tokyo last April, and almost a year later, I found one forgotten box in my cupboard, still gift-wrapped. I would not want to give it to anyone now, as the expiration date has long since passed, but they are still pretty to look at.
...and reflection is my entry for this week's "Macro Mondays" group challenge theme of "Spiral". HMM.
When I visited Algarve in Portugal few weeks ago I collected seashells and I was happy like a child about the various types and forms.
Now at home I look at them again and again and every time I´m surprised by their beauty.
It's a bank holiday today, with dreary grey weather! These seashells represent summer holidays & the hope of a visit to a beach at some time.
-“Have you heard about Mrs. Shell?
-“No, I haven’t, but you’ll certainly tell me the latest news, won’t you?”
-“You won’t believe it, this crazy neighbor of mine wants to move house !!! “
-“Well, well , but doesn’t she know that …. this will be her first AND her last move? “
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Dedicated to C.F. (ILYWAMHASAM)
In the depths of a secluded beach, nestled among a fluff of silk, lay a shell unlike any other: opalescent, its surface shimmered with a mysterious glow. Each night, it emitted a soft, ethereal light, captivating all who chanced upon it. Legends whispered of its origin, tracing back to ancient sea spirits who bestowed it with mystical powers. Some claimed it held secrets of the deep, while others believed it to be a beacon of hope. Yet, its true nature remained a mystery, casting a spell of wonder over those who dared to behold its luminous beauty under the moonlit sky.
Un recuerdo perpetuo para aquellos que nunca superaron un amor...
aquellos que donde sea que estén solo piensan en el mar que es su único consuelo...
porque el mar es como su amor todo lo que entra regresara a la orilla...
roto en mil pedazos como la arena...
o asalvo dentro de una botella...
su amor regresa siempre a su amada en la orilla que espera por el...
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A perpetual remembrance for those who never overcame a love
those where they are only thinking of the sea which is their only consolation ...
because the sea is like love everything that comes back to the shore ...
broken into pieces as the sand ...
or safely inside a bottle ...
love always returns to his beloved on the shore waiting for him