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fishermen collecting sea shells from the Manapad shore and there are people ready to weigh those shells & took them to the furnace in the next village (Kulasekarapattinam)
Manapad, Tamilnadu
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Macro & Close-up Photo Project
No. 002
Empty shell of coral from Saint Martin Island, Bangladesh.
Taken with 50mm lens reversed.
Ref : DSC_0221
April 15, 2017.
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Macro Monday theme: In the mirror
Small empty shell my wife and I found near the Clearwater River in Idaho.
Mary's Shell, Cleveleys Beach at sunset. Long exposure using a 0.9 Hard Grad and 10 stop Big Stopper.
artistic still life arrangement
(Shells collected on a beach on the Outer Banks, N. Carolina, in the early 1980s.)
I placed these shells on a piece of mat board that had a mottled, metallic surface in shades of gold and bronze that would complement the shells. I don't have a fancy studio or special photo lamps, so I turned off the room lights and placed a trouble light on the table to the right so it would catch the textures of the shells. Because I was taking the shot from above (standing on a chair) I was unable to use a tripod, but I think I caught the details without one.
This has always been one of my favorite still-life photos. I like the light and shadows. I also like the neutral colors and shades of gold.
PP with new Flypaper Tintypes!
Im almost back up to speed, the sun is out and I finally see the light!
Happy Days! :-D
Homage to Camerawork.
For Macro Mondays "Shell." From a hike at the Bair Island Ecological Preserve in Redwood City, California.
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.
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.