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 Originally posted by slowpez  Love this one Jer. B&W conversion. lighting and background are perfect. Jer | |
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| Originally posted by Sailor Not really . . . . . . . this is the fossilized snoot of some prehistoric reptile. Jer | |
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| Originally posted by FozzFoster Nice shot! Love the use of light! Makes it look more ancient!  Jer Originally posted by photomax7 Nicely presented very different type of fossil...thanks for sharing Sailor. Jer | |
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