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A very unexpected sight as we stood at the end of Shellness beach looking out at the birds on the mudflats - we turned and saw this dramatic painting of a male marsh harrier - on an old WW2 concrete blockhouse.
I think this is one of my favourite things to photograph, in the near vicinity to the house, the light always makes it look special
For "Our Daily Challenge ... accumulated"
My shell and sea star collection ... some gifts, some bought and some found on the beach. I have accumulated enough now to make a nice display in a glass bowl.
"She sells seashells by the seashore.
The shells she sells are surely seashells.
So if she sells shells on the seashore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells."
As i got lots of comments already ,i upload some more interesting specimens.
My second explore i m surprised. # 175
Thank you jacilluch for the link.
Spondylus barbatus
Bearded Thorny Oyster
Been away from the computer throughout the festive season, so apologies for not commenting at all!
Here's the first post, nothing special but I quite liked the orange of the shell against the dead leaf litter.
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Strobist: SB26 camera right at 1/64 zoom set to 50 with a 1/4 CTO. Minolta 4000AF camera left and high set to 1/8 zoom set to 50 with a 1/4 CTO. Triggered with CyberSyncs.
Still fishing around for old images to play with, because I cannot walk well enough to shoot anything new. Two more weeks til surgery. Yeah!