a collection of some beautiful necklaces made of different shapes and colors of shells, so delightful to see, and of course tempting to buy, I bought a blue bracelet :))

A special dedicate to my dear friend Patricia, she makes so wonderful and talented collection of jewelries!!... thought you would like this :)

Have a beautiful weekend! :)

River Stour Essex

Turtle shell in our garden.

For Macro Mondays "Shell." From a hike at the Bair Island Ecological Preserve in Redwood City, California.

playing with light and shadows.

on the way going to Ditumabo falls

these shells were thrown up on the shore cliffs by the waves

I borrowed these from my Dad's collection and used his field guide to Tasmanian shells to identify them.

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"Macro Mondays" "Shell”

new version

Shells taken from Shell Beach, La Jolla.

Rebuilt from #40196 LEGO SHELL TANKER

Red and yellow striped color make an impression in this tanker.

Another in this series using the TZ 25

266/365/2023, 4649 days in a row

my collection of things found on the beach

Alden tassel loafers

shells

looking for textures

This image reminds me of the gas station images you saw back in the day. I waited until this was empty and no interfering traffic to take this image. Laowa Venus 17mm f/1.8 at f/4.

my necklace of buttons and shells

ODC - BUTTON/BUTTONS is the Topic for Friday 3rd August 2012

"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #21 - Jewellery" "Macro Monday"

Mersea Island, Essex, England

I brought a new bowl to display my bigger Shells in the other day, so of course I had to take a photo :)

and a fairly large piece of driftwood it was.

Kiawah Island, SC

Event: Photos from around home

Location: Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire

Camera: Mamiya RB67 Pro-S

Lens(s): Mamiya Sekor-C 90mm f/3.8

Film: Ilford Delta 100

Shot ISO: 80

Light Meter: Minolta Spot Meter F

Exposure: f/19 @ 1/8

Lighting: Vivanco VL300

Mounting: Manfrotto Tripod

Firing: Cable release

Developer: Ilford DD-X (1+4) - 12m

Scanner: Epson V800

Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)

46-image focus stack

14/365

Shellness, Isle of Sheppey

1. some of the other one's, 2. blue shell, 3. shells, 4. pink shell

Shells I have acquired over the years. I think I got the tiger shell from Fiji.

Shellness, Isle of Sheppey

One more bracelet from the SHELLER collection...the fun part of making these bracelets is that none will be alike and every time a start making one I won’t know what the final color pattern will be...it is suspense until the very last weave!

#495 on Explore, 29.07.2008

By the side of a slipway at Sunderland`s Marina, there were hundreds of empty mussel shells, whether left by fishermen or birds I dont know but they make a nice collage.

Hey!

Little Cove, Noosa Heads, Australia.

Yesterday afternoon I went and shot the sunset at Noosa and before I went to shoot I bought this shell from a nearby shop.

I’ve wanted to get a shell for quite a while now but just never got around to it until yesterday, It’s something different and makes for a nice subject with the sun setting in the background.

This is a hand held shot at 1/200 second exposure, my tripod didn’t go low enough so I just held the camera low with the focus as close as it could go on my lens, I shot this so the shell was the only thing focused because it was all about the shell and trying new things out.

I’d love to know your thoughts on this?

Thanks for looking.

Barefoot Beach Preserve, Naples, FL

Sandy beach scene you think? Look again. This is not sand but ground up shells...

105mm