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An amazing photograph and an amzing story to
tell.
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wow great shot. the colours are really
beautiful. my mum has a collection of these
somewhere too. i was always fascinated by
them when i was a kid.
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lovely. have you seen the drawers full of
interesting things in at the Museum of
Sydney?
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the whole series is lovely but THIS is my
favourite. captivating.
it reminds me of the albertus seba
collections.
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@rjl - YES - loooove those drawers!
@lauren - Thanks! Seba's stuff is just
wonderful.
There's an old cabinet of Gov. Macquarie's at the Mitchell Library at the moment - full
of natural treasures. Each Wednesday at 11am,
they change the display to show some other
part of it - I really want to go an see it
some time...
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beautiful shells and a nice composition,
cardboard box and all. I love the delicate
colors.
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nice photo
there is one of such in my drink :)
www.flickr.com/photos/ameros/55243241/
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I love the colors in this one. So muted and
earthy.
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beautiful!!! love urchins. i love them
displayed just like this!
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excuisite !!
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Congratulations! This image is currently one
of Flickr's most interesting photos for 07
February 2006. (It is on page one of the
calendar view.) Would you please add it to
the Interestingness pool? It would be a great addition!
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these are gorgeous - we've got a whole
cabinet full of shells, coral and such... We
usually try to get one from each holiday on
the coast
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Beautiful collection and a good composition!
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Yours are all perfect shapes!
Here is mine (broken):
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Lovely. Our bones will never look so good.
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Speak for yourself! ;)
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oh wow! your granma does have a lovely
collection :)
loved the purple and green shells too!
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What a lovely collection!
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those are beautiful. Do you ever look at
Martha Stuart Magazine? There is always
really cool photography and crafty ideas.
This picture reminded me of that.
good luck with displaying them, they
deserve to be seen and appreciated. I'm sure
you grandmother would like it that way. :)
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Kate, we like this photograph so very much
that we decided to feature today on Utata.
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... i LIKE it! ...
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Hey - thanks Greg! That's made my day.
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congrats on the utatation. highly deserved.
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beautiful photo, kate! isn't it a thrill to
be featured? ;-)
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It is indeed a thrill. I'm absolutely loving
being an Utatan altogether!
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FIVE shoeboxes! I can't wait to see more and
more and more. This first one is already a
stunner.
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oh wow wow wow wow!!
i missed these! gorgeous - really great pic
of them
i display mine in a big glass jar, on the
bathroom window ledge :)
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This is simple wonderful. I love the story
behind it. Great shot. I have a collection
also from Autralia. Maybe this will make me
unpack it also. Thanks for sharing this. 123
I would suggest you could try cropping away
the surrounding white paper.
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I love sea urchins...but they don't wash up
on the beach very often :( (123)
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Great colors and textures ^_^
1-2-3
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This has an amazing color variety. They look
good even just put in a cardboard box.
Chuck
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Great texture! WOW indeed!
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Very pretty!
(flickr wow)
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Wonderful collection!
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These are beautiful! They remind me of my
Uncle Denis and I, we used to dive in a coral
reef on holidays in Spain to collect these
from the bottom. We just had our trunks and a
pair of goggles... They were great times and
great laughs... Thanks for sharing :-)
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Please consider posting this picture to the Wunderkammer group . Some pictures posted to this group will
also feature on Museum of Dust.
Thanks!
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Beautiful picture - and a gorgeous
collection. I hope you're going to display
them!
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wow so sweet a collection of truly little
gems, you are lucky to have inherited such a
find, imagine the original owner walking
along collecting them, thanks for sharing...
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They're lovely! (Inspires me to try to
crochet like that!) ♡
Seen in someone's favorites. (?)
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Such beautiful sea treasures!
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beautiful!
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I have got the same! Went diving for them :)
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this is one of the most beautiful photos I've
ever seen!
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