The beach is one of my favorite places to get “lost in the details.” I could spend hours photographing the little things that make the beach into such a magical, relaxing place. This particular day, the sand was full of interesting detail.
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nicely captured details
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Thanks, Amar!
Close up a few looks like Magic Eye posters.
At first too, I thought the foot prints were imprints of silver dollars….we have those around here…but then I saw no…looks more like bird prints nod nods.
haha you’re right, especially the dry sand picture!
Fab details!
I appreciate it! It was such a gorgeous day.
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Beautiful, all of them
Thank you!
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Really great detail!!!
Thank you!!
The first one…the one of rippling sands really strikes me! They are all beautiful, but for some reason, that one really strikes me! I guess I’ve never seen sand look like that before! 😀 Nice catch!
Isn’t that crazy? I think it looks like gold or something. It was such a gorgeous day on Topsail Island. Thank you!
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Purdy!!
Grazi!
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I love those footprints, not quite washed away … beautiful pictures 🙂
I know, they’re so precious. Thanks!