Kazza60

Circles By Nature

Circles By Nature

these are naturally occurring patterns in the sand urchin

these are naturally occurring patterns in the sand urchin
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camera

Canon EOS 1100D

settings

settings

Aperture f/11 ISO 100 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 37/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2015

Views

220

Likes

+23

Awards

Top Choice

+4

Absolute Masterpiece

Outstanding Creativity

All Star

Peer Award

Superior Skill

Superb Composition

WOW! I love this and would never have figured out what it was if you hadn't said lol. Very well captured!

Nature is amazing. Superb capture.

Sooooooo cool!!!! :)

Almost looks like foam ...another great macro Karen

Amazing shot!

A pansy shell ?. Beautiful

Gorgeous close up image of this sand urchin

Platinum

Awesome detail my friend. Well captured.

Platinum

Amazing capture fine detail:-))

Voted.

PRO+

Awesome! I would never have known what this was as well if you hadn't told us. Great macro.

Platinum

This is a cool macro shot. Great detail in the patterns. :-) Another creative idea. :-)

Wow! Thought it's the front of a tennis shoe.

What a great image...you are so observant....voted

Platinum

Very cool macro shot! Looks like stryofoam. lol

Awesome find and great shot!!

it`s great!

Amazing find and capture. Voted Patterns.

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ADDITIONAL NOTE :- many thanks go

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