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Tropical themed Hawaii cake with frangipanis shells and surfboard. Ribbon supplied by birthday girls mum so the cake was made to feature those colours which were the decor for the party. Its been really wet all week so nothing dried but the cake came together in the end. The HSC exams were on when the birthday girl turned 18 so the party was delayed
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Cool looking little old Shell Tanker truck made from what looks to be an old Ford Model A. Taken at the 2020 Florida Flywheelers show.
A macro shot of a snail shell I took in recognition of Macro Monday. Have a great week.
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Rusty Shell
Esmeralda County
Goldfield, Nevada
July 2021
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7 Days of Shooting: Week #26 - More Than 10. Macro Monday
These tiny shells are about 1/2 inch in real life. :)
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These little molluscs are about 5mm long and always congregate in large
numbers at low tide. For Macro Mondays, Just Textures
Some of my wife's collection of shells. These reside in a glass jar on a side table in the dining room.
Shell Sign
Cambridge, Massachusetts
The shell sign has received a facelift and what a clear day to get a shot of it. Pretty bold colors right out of the camera!
The Saturdays of 2011 - 20/53
I put my last pack of Time Zero film into my SX-70, but it was ooooold: smelly film pack, frames stuck to each other, battery struggling. So I popped it out, but the mirror was stuck. The best cure for a stuck mirror is to put in a working pack, so I went for som Fade To Black I've still got. I think the stuck mirror was confused as it didn't spit the darkslide out immediately.
No bother - tripod mount, close-up attachment, shell; click. Nothing. Click again, and out it comes, but clearly the film had been hooked forward a little before exposure, hence the dark patch at the bottom, and the framing much higher than it was in the viewfinder. Oh, and I accidentally nudged the exposure wheel towards dark. I don't mind though: I like this underwater shell...
Scanned within 5 minutes of taking.
While we're on gas pumps, I happened to remember this old shot from a bike tour many years ago. Pre digital days, the photo was most likely taken with one of the small Olympus clam shell cameras.
(photo taken by my old buddy Calvin)
Shells in their natural environment
2 strobes behind the water tank pointing at a reflective white background
- Scallop shell
Semipallium dianae (Crandall, 1979)
Found: Okinawa -Japan
Depth 85-165feet
Nikon D90 105macro
Aquarium shot- through glass