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Quote from Epictetus :
Paraphrased memento mori: Sure, pick up a pretty seashell on the beach but don't wander too far from the ship and if the captain calls drop everything and run.
Commissioned January 2020
21st 21 shells
I got this seashell from somebody who was in Croatia. It's too long ago, but I still have it and did this beautiful composition.
Pentax ME SUPER. SMC Pentax M 50mm f1.7 @ f4 ISO 400 Kodak Portra 400 35mm film. Epson Perfection V500
Seashells are plentiful along the Gulf of Mexico on the Florida coastline.
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wet felted hat by me :P
best fit on slim mini-MSD
also will fit YOSD with larger heads and SDs tightly.
Buddy found his favorite seashell during our visit to the beach today. It took him some time to pick one he liked.
Keeping myself amused on a rainy day .... played about arranging shells on the light pad, dabbled a bit with layers, textures and blend modes in PS ...
Seashell arrangement in a large glass bowl arranged, photographed, and edited by yours truly. ISO200, aperture f/8, exposure 2.0 seconds (2), focal length 18mm. Best viewed in large size.
A series of photos of seashells that will be posted over the next few weekends until completion. All shells featured were gathered in North America. Either in the Caribbean, or the East, West, and Gulf Coasts of the United States.
Seashells come in two varieties. Gastropods...these are univalve seashells that are not hinged or joined together. Bivalve Seashells...which are two (2) piece shells that are hinged/joined (e.g. clams, scallops, cockles, etc.)
Most seashells, except for the Bivalves, will be presented with both sides photographed to give a better view of its true shape, form, and beauty. I hope you enjoy the images created for this series, as well as find the series informative.
Lacey
PS...the above arrangement proved to be a real challenge to photograph...more so than I expected. Three hours spent alone on set-up of the surroundings to eliminate any light reflection on the glass bowl, which proved to be a much more difficult task than it may first seem.
Seashell . .
Taken By : Moi
Location: بحر دخان
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This is one of the many shells we've collected over the years from the Baja peninsula of Mexico. This probably came from the Bahia de Los Angeles area.
I placed this on a mirror and lit it with one SB700 in a softbox to the left of the shell and a reflector to the right to bounce a little light back on to that side of the shell. Flash was in manual mode triggered by the pop up flash of my D90 in commander mode.
Other shell pictures that I've taken over the years can be seen here. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157626043932290/