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Some shells I found on the beach were lying outside the house to dry, still amazed about the beautiful lines and colors.
While on Holiday with the family in Shell Island we watched an amazing sunset... who needs photo editing when they're captured just like this!
Washtec EvoR with red softecs brushes at Shell Beaconsfield motorway services off M40.
Wonder what the pigeons are up to
Shell Eco-marathon Asia - the Urban Concept class. Over several days, teams make as many attempts as possible to travel the furthest on the equivalent of one litre of fuel. Cars drive a fixed number of laps around the circuit at a set speed. Organisers calculate their energy efficiency and name a winner in each class and for each energy source. (photo by Ben Cho)
Shell garage at Cowwarr, Central Gippsland. Photograph taken on 12 April 2009
(c) Steven G Haby, photographer
“La grande e rara autocisterna Shell realizzata dalla Marchesini (MLB) di Bologna – The big and rare Shell tanker made by Marchesini (MLB) of Bologna”
Shell (728 square feet)
2200 Cunningham Drive, Coliseum Crossing, Hampton, VA
Originally 1989-built Exxon
A brief hiatus from the kind of architecture I usually post. The sunset last night was unusual for our part of Germany and my outing with the dog turned out to take a little bit longer than planned. But the light changed so dramatically over the course of 45 minutes, every time I decided enough was enough, I had to try another exposure and another.......
Be patient with me, I may have to post more than one.
This is actually a mussel shell. Strobist info: Single SB600 on half power fired directly up at a white ceiling from adjacent to the shell, triggered by eBay remote. Nikon D50, ISO 200, 1/200th, Sigma 105mm EX DG macro @ f3.2.
Created with vintage bottles, shells, copper strips and lead-free soldering. The shiny, foil look will go away in a day or two after being exposed to some aging solutions.
Made during a art/crafting play day with friends at the studio.
Additional ideas include attaching river stone, crystals and other natural elements.
There was some experimentation to finally find the best way to secure the shells to the bottles, but I think we found the best technique and are looking forward to trying other stuff.
The main purpose of the project was to find a way to attach things to bottles without glue or wire. Plus, how to use soldering techniques with non-metallic items.
Still in development.
Shells on green cartridge paper. I put a coloured piece of plastic in front of a torch to get the warm hues.
Turtle shell found on the beach in Seychelles amongst the brocken coral on the Sandy Beach with with Orange Sunset in the background
Shell Creek Road is famous in this county for its display of flowers in the spring. This year is no exception, but it is probably a little early for the best show (yet to come).