Seaweed torn from its moorings, August 2019, Exmouth, Devon, England. © Pete Hillman.
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Seaweed torn from its moorings, August 2019, Exmouth, Devon, England. © Pete Hillman.
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Quite fascinating!
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Oh I like this photograph very much: colour, texture and patterns galore!
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I am pleased you like it so Anne! Thank you 🙂
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Well spotted Pete, the sort of thing most of us would just walk past.
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Thank you Brian. I always try to keep an eye out for things to capture the moment 🙂
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It looks as though seaweed, just like yarn, strings of Christmas lights, and window shade lift cords, is going to insist on getting tangled when you’re not looking!
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Oh yes, we all have those things, and I am not always very patient when it comes to the unknotting 🙂
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Nigel and I both really liked this photo 🙂
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I am really pleased you liked it so Liz! 🙂
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Curious subject and well suited title.
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Thank you Belinda 🙂
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Can be confused with slithery critters 🙂
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🙂
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Kind of looks like my 50 foot extension cord. Tough to untangle.
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Lol!
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Something about the chaos of this photo brings me joy. 😀 What a great find!
-Emma
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Thank you. I am pleased you get some joy from the chaos 🙂
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