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Old oysters shells thick and castellated

That held once the pale jewel of their bodies

Such sweet

~~Mary Oliver

 

Art work on a vendor truck at The Shell Factory in North Fort Myers, Florida.

A fake Shell Oil billboard in Houston, July 19, 2012, reads "You Can't Run Your SUV on Cute, Let's Go." The sign mocks Shell's current advertising campaign with an image of a polar bear and cubs. By chasing after hard-to-reach oil in remote and dangerous places, Shell is putting polar bears, walruses and other Arctic wildlife at risk.

Soft focus and monochrome gives these shells a vintage feel.

Shell

Miller's (2,450 square feet)

948 J Clyde Morris Boulevard, Newport News, VA

 

This location opened in fall 2000, replacing an older 1960s-built Shell/Miller Mart #66 that sat on the same site (known as "Bayberry Shell").

pattern: Little Shells Socks (with mods)

yarn: Regia Cotton Surf Color

color: #5412 orange/yellow/pink

needles: #2.25mm Knitpicks metal dpn

pattern source: The Knitter's Book of Yarn

Florida soft-shelled turtle; photographed with a Canon EOS 20D and EF100-400L f4.5-5.6 IS lens; ISO 200; 1/800 sec at f 10.

September 5, 2014.

 

With textures from Shadowhouse Creations. Thanks again, Jerry.

 

This shot probably would have been better if the shells weren't so dirty. Because they are so small and delicate, it's hard to get them clean without damaging or losing one or two. I tried the Photoshop healing brush, but there's just too much to "clean". I decided that natural was better, in this case.

 

See previous photos for explanations on size and found location.

I added the texture and used color burn.

I found these shoes for under $10. I tucked them away, and rediscovered them again rooting through my pile of.... The leather sole is sumptuous, but I'm unsure if the straps will hold up to city streets. It's funny how my nails are painted the same color as the shell. I recently noticed my pseudo-Fred Flintstone toes, on my left foot, do a weird grip/curl thing. I'm not sure if I like that....

I was in Florida briefly over the weekend -- not too many photo opportunities (time constraints), but I did manage to wander down an isolated beach.

These shells were tiny -- the sand grains give a sense of scale -- and each one was perfectly formed.

A HDR version of one of my recent photographs

A few shells and plants at the beach : from the mandarmani trip.

An unusual formation of sea shells I came across last time I photographed Fontygary Bay.

Shell Gasoline with Nitrogen.

Shell (1,342 square feet)

7501 Tidewater Drive, Southern Shopping Center, Norfolk, VA

 

This was originally a Citgo/Royal Mart that was built and opened in 2000.

By Shell

Using the 'Woodland Whimsies 2' CD

More photos of the shells we collected, with a couple of extras added on our last day.

Presumably a Turritella but I'm not sure.

Colourful leftovers from a veritable fiest

 

Anyone know which animal does leave its dinner table like this? (Afloat in water)

  

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Pricey gasoline and diesel at this new Shell station in Regina. Good thing the station's not open yet! It does make me wonder why they didn't enter 888.8 in to test the complete LED display.

 

Razor Clam Shells on beach, Norfolk, UK

Still not a lot out at Shell Creek, basically goldfields with filaree, tiny lupines,cryptantha. And a few Blue Eyes!

Living plant in a natural shell.

shape of shell in sepia

10" 2 layer round and 6" 2 layer square Chocolate Lovers cake with chocolate filling and poured fudge frosting

 

Blue buttercream waves on top with fondant dolphins and various sized chocolate shells around sides of cake attached with royal icing. The clam and four shells on top are hand sculpted out of fondant. The coral is hand piped out of royal icing, there is luster dust on the fondant pieces.

Aronson Island, Escanaba, MI. Those ladybugs were moving around. I don't know what kind of shells--are these zebra mussels?

 

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