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Grayland Beach, Washington

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RodS

10:54PM | Sun, 08 December 2013

Can you get a half cuppa coffee with sand in it at Starbuck's with that? :-D A very fun and detailed shot, Tara!

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wysiwig

11:23PM | Sun, 08 December 2013

Wonderful lighting and feel to this. Like something made of porcelain.

ronmolina

11:57PM | Sun, 08 December 2013

Nice capture!

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62guy

12:14AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

Hollow, just like the U.S. Dollar...

whaleman

12:22AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

Great shot and I love the comments above! Looks like a gull found it a bit ahead of you.

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durleybeachbum

1:16AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

Entrancing light! Extremely lovely image.

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sharky_

1:31AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

At first glance, I thought it was a sea urchin....but the shell is quite thick. Interesting find. Aloha

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SunriseGirl

1:58AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

fun shot and title...love the other comments too. Thanks for sharing

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jayfar

4:02AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

Beautiful Tara.

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Wolfenshire

7:25AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

I know the sight well, wow, talk about bringing on a fit of homesick. But, yea, the shapes and stuf are cool.

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MrsRatbag

8:20AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

Ooh, I love sand dollars...and sand half-dollars too. Beautiful low light and gleaming texture!

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Adobe_One_Kenobi

9:45AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

What a cool shell. I have never seen one before.

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Rob2753

10:02AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

I have never seen a shell like that before, great textures and lighting

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helanker

10:02AM | Mon, 09 December 2013

What a beautiful find you got there. Brilliantly photographed. :)

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FredNunes

2:24PM | Mon, 09 December 2013

Magical light... an excellent photo! :-)

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goodoleboy

7:04PM | Mon, 09 December 2013

What hath God wrought?

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tofi

7:47PM | Mon, 09 December 2013

What a stunning little item you've captured here! It looks almost magical in the lighting that you've composed it in! So very beautiful!

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Faemike55

9:21PM | Mon, 09 December 2013

wonderful lighting on this shot

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moochagoo

1:21PM | Tue, 10 December 2013

I agree with RodS :)

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photosynthesis

6:09PM | Tue, 10 December 2013

A very common sight on the beaches here, but you managed to find one that reflects light in an amazing way - beautiful...

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blondeblurr

10:18PM | Thu, 12 December 2013

All washed up - but most likely not alone, somewhere exists the other half ? or not ;P did you take him home ? mesmerising image Tara, BB

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dochtersions

10:46AM | Fri, 13 December 2013

What 'the hell' (LOL) is this kind of sea-animal, Tara!? Can you therewith pay a little coffee? I hope you will find the other half soon, my friend, because here we say, one cannot walk on half a foot. A very mysterious find, and photo, I love it.

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phfrancke

9:53PM | Sun, 15 December 2013

it glows - it's beautiful!

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debbielove

6:52AM | Tue, 17 December 2013

Now that is a bit unusual, nice one though.. Rob


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ModelCanon EOS 70D
Shutter Speed1/640
ISO Speed250
Focal Length50

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