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Shell Beach, within the Shark Bay world heritage site. The beach stretches for 60km and in places is up to a depth of 10m. See flic.kr/p/2dbpoqN for a close-up of the shells.
The high salinity of the sea in this area has allowed the cockle to proliferate unchecked, since its natural predators have not adapted well to this environment. Before becoming a conservation area the compacted shells were made into bricks and used for building.
Shell and lichen. Cape Liptrap Coastal Park, Victoria, Australia
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SHELL SEAFARER - IMO : 8013118
Built 1981, by Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd., Goole,UK (Yard # 599) as SHELL SEAFARER
GRT : 1599 / DWT : 3027
Overall Length : 79.2 metres x Beam 13.2 metres.
Machinery : 1 Screw driven by a Mirrlees Blackstone : 4-stroke single acting 6-cylinder oil engine
Speed : 12.0 knots
History………………… POR = Port of Registry
1981: SHELL SEAFARER : Shell UK Oil Ltd : POR London .
1993: ASPRELLA : Shell UK Oil Ltd : POR London .
•1994: Tonnage . ITC’69 became 1925 gt
1999: ARDUITY : F.T.Everard & Sons Management Ltd : POR London
2002: ARDUITY : F.T.Everard Shipping Ltd : POR London
2007: SALINA BAY : Salina Bay Maritime Ltd : POR Valletta
2021: Still listed as in service (Equasis)
SHELL SEAFARER seen 28 June 1981 on Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd quay in Goole Docks whilst still under construction. The vessel was not completed until 9 November 1981.
Ship Details : Miramar / shippingandshipbuilding.uk / Equasis
Close-up of a single exotic seashell on a rustic cloth.
Prints available at society6.com/product/shell-4_print.
Camptogramma bilineata bohatschi (Aigner, 1902), aka the yellow shell, is a moth in the family Geometridae.
This is my first focus stacking post. The portrait of this beautiful moth was made on a live specimen from Troodos Mountains, Cyprus, and is based on 223 shots, assembled in Zerene Stacker. Taken with Nikon D750 and Venus (Laowa) 60mm f/2.8 2:1 macro lens; ISO-100, f/4, 1/200s, 1 diffused flash (SB-900) from the top.
If you like what you see, do not hesitate to throw a star, or to leave a constructive comment! :-)
Shell's Kitchen (1,808 square feet)
14624 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News, VA
The was originally a Taco Bell, which opened on December 19th, 1977 (as the first built in the area) and relocated here in 1992. Since 1995 it has operated as several different independent restaurants, including:
*Kory Restaurant
*Soprano Italian Restaurant (opened in the 2000s, closed in early 2012)
*Sunday's Kitchen (opened in late 2012, closed in early 2013)
*Wolf's Burger Joint (opened in December 2013, closed in early 2014)
*Emo Italino Pizza (opened in 2014, closed in the middle of 2016)
*Shell's (opened in late 2016)
This is what we found from the shell hunt at Marco Island. The most amazing shells I've ever seen for the taking.
This is the model designed by request. Valentina Minaeva asked me if it's possible to make 5-sided shells with closed back. This was the nice problem to solve. This problem resulted these "shells". They're made of paper rectangles (around 1:2, this may vary) and can vary the proportions (5-sided one has more rules to follow and 4 sided can be varied easier). Valentina made the beautiful modular with 60 of pentagonal units
www.flickr.com/photos/64195347@N08/16287685293/
Do you have a good name for this model?