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Gift From the Sea

Gift From the Sea

The sea has a strange, potent way of making us stop for just a few moments to reflect and relax.

The sea has a strange, potent way of making us stop for just a few moments to reflect and relax.
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Beautifully calming creation. Gorgeous presentation

It's perfect, Sunshine!! シ

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Beautiful creation Nina love your art:-)

love your words on the image and I agree ;-)

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Fabulous! Love this!

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Another Creative Composition that truly inspires!

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Love, love, love!!!
Martha

Wonderful edit - very calming!

Fantastic work !!!

Splendid!!

How peaceful and beautiful. Even the way the text is done makes me feel calm! ;)

gorgeous texturing , love the still life look !

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