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I saw this great looking little buggy yesterday at the Florida Flywheelers Tractor Show in Fort Meade, FL. Got the flags waving, too! Good stuff!

© David K. Edwards. Not enough light. Thus too much aperture. Thus not enough depth of field. Thus not enough focus. Both of us? Milly's shell, anyhow.

Sponge Docks

Tarpon Springs, FL

studio still life of sea shell

ODC, Polychromatic or Multicolour

 

Monday was one of those struggle day when it came to taking photographs.....it happens from time to time, but always passes.

 

I got home late and hadn't taken anything multicoloured, so quickly set up these shells with a light. They may not be multicoloured with reds, blues, greens and yellows, but they have many tints and tones of brown :)

The centerpiece at each table; blooms from my yard, and gifts from the sea, beach glass, shells, and pearls!

Small Shell gas station made with some spare bricks

These are really small, but have complicated patterns - in a rich deep pink and white.

One example of the disparity a single block from the upscale Cleveland Clinic-Euclid Ave corridor.

A large shell beach on Portland Island, BC, Canada.

This is another version of my "Shells" image. I was very excited that "Shells" made it to Explore.

 

Tutorial by "Gwennie2006" can be found here:

www.flickr.com/photos/GrfxDziner/tags/lesson5a/

  

Siratus alabaster - Resplendent sea shell in stunning pure white and amazing shape

The inimitable style of Boris Artzybasheff conjures up the demonic forces that only Shell can protect your engine from. Artzybasheff drew portrait covers in a hyper-realist idiom for Time magazine and was sought out by clients in search of bizarre and original visual fantasies. 1952

 

Shells on Sanibel Beach, Florida, USA

Playing around with some shells and 90mm macro with the light tent.

for More marine life, please visit my site...

 

www.rafiamar.com/marine-life-categories

Picked some shells up at a local Northumberland beach and thought they might look good together

My Dad is a doctor and has an X-ray machine so one thing led to another and we started x-raying stuff around the office. these shells made pretty excellent specimens.

 

An X-ray machine uses pretty much standard 8x10 black and white sheet film. so you can just take the resultant x-ray transparency and contact print it or scan it if you have a big enough slide scanner.

This is all the shells I have found so far (in two days! Haha).

the recent gift of a black-tailed deer skull got me thinking about the various nature ephemera i have accumulated around the house over the years. it was fun to bring some of the bigger bits out on the table and have a look at things.

 

for an idea of scale, the largest moon snail shell is 5" across.

 

fog and swell: collecting

Easton, Bristol, UK

 

iPhone6

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