"It's not courage if you're not terrified." - D. Blagdan
"There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness." - Nietzsche
I ran into a good friend of many years some time ago and noticed as I was talking to him, that he had capped his famous chipped tooth. I really enjoyed that chipped tooth...
This is a wonderful photo and the caption really enhanced for me. It reminded me of something I would otherwise not have recalled.
Funny, I'm in North Carolina and I decided to post a shell today, too! After I posted it, I came here first to look at other photos, and here this is! I feel like we are at the same dance, wearing the same dress, LOL!
The flaws make the shell (and humans) more interesting. I love collecting shells and like photographing them too. I like this one as well. Great macro shot!
I used to think small anomalies represented imperfections. But then I think of my grandmother's face. When I was a kid, I'd run my hands over her wrinkles and tell her how only she had wrinkles like that. They made her MY grandmother, and I couldn't imagine her being more beautiful without them.
I love the spirit of this shot for precisely the same reason.
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What these simple life forms can do with a little dirt!
The slight flaw is part of its beauty.
I ran into a good friend of many years some time ago and noticed as I was talking to him, that he had capped his famous chipped tooth. I really enjoyed that chipped tooth...
This is a wonderful photo and the caption really enhanced for me. It reminded me of something I would otherwise not have recalled.
Best,
Gina
I like the slightly flawed shell picture very much.
The lines on it are beautiful despite the little flaw on it.
How was your weekend? Good I hope! :)
Beautiful shell! The flaws add up to its natural beauty. Have a great week :)
I love the really warm colors, you don't see that often on a clamshell, at least not here. The orangey tones work really well with the black stripes.
Great tagline too.
Beautiful shell. Perfect for macrophotographing!
flawed, yet perfect
aren't we all just a little flawed :)
--snow
That isnt a flaw, that's life .. who among us hasnt a ding or two
Hi!
Great shot! All those different colors and lines make a beautiful shell! Have a great day!!
Sherrie
Funny, I'm in North Carolina and I decided to post a shell today, too! After I posted it, I came here first to look at other photos, and here this is! I feel like we are at the same dance, wearing the same dress, LOL!
Beautiful in it's uniqueness ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
Still very cool! The flaw makes it more interesting. :)
The flaws make the shell (and humans) more interesting. I love collecting shells and like photographing them too. I like this one as well. Great macro shot!
Have a great week! :)
What a beautiful shell. Isn't it a wonder... some beaches have lots of shells to find and others do not. Lovely!
I used to think small anomalies represented imperfections. But then I think of my grandmother's face. When I was a kid, I'd run my hands over her wrinkles and tell her how only she had wrinkles like that. They made her MY grandmother, and I couldn't imagine her being more beautiful without them.
I love the spirit of this shot for precisely the same reason.
Well flawed or not one mans shell is another mans castle!
http://aguthrieimages.wordpress.com/2009/05/18/blue-monday-macro-monday/
There is no such thing as a flaw in a seashell. It makes the discovery so much more sweet.
Nice shot! And the flaw makes the shell more perfect! :)
"A Little Rough Around the Edges":
and still wonderful.
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