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Sea shell by the sea shore...
Mary's Shell on Cleveleys sea front. First time using one of my Christmas gifts, a nice little Agfa Clack.
Camera // Agfa Clack
Film // Ilford Delta 100 Pro
Developer // Kodak HC-110 (B)
Scan // Epson V850
Paua shells are the most colorful shell in the world and found in sea around New Zealand. At Jykos Jewelry, we offer a variety of jewelry made from original paua shell colors ranging from green, blue, purple and blue etc at best price. Visit us for details.
Photos taken on Jan 11, 2009 of a former Shell Gasoline Station. This station has gone through a series of owners and changes. About 5 years ago, it was cleaned up to its current appearance, looking more like how it originally appeared when it operated as a Shell Station. Located at Vermont and Venice Blvd. in Los Angeles California.
Shell Gas Station on Sepulveda and Venice in West Los Angeles. Southern California. This current station design replaced a more traditional smaller designed station that had a main building with island pumps sometime in the 1980s (approximately). The new building is totally self service with a small little booth. No automotive bays, etc.
Self Service Gasoline Station.
- www.kevin-palmer.com - From the trail on the opposite side of Shell Canyon, I had a great view of the steep switchbacks of Highway 14.
Check out the shell hole in the side!
Lisle IL / Downtown
Downtown Lisle Car Show
1950 Buick Roadmaster
Picture taken 12/06/24
Shell/truenorth | 28580 Chardon Rd, Willoughby Hills, OH
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Moon snail shells and stones from fresh & salt water, souvenirs of past adventures.
Photographed on a glass table on my back deck. If I had dropped one more rock, I fear I would have had "Stones & Snails & Broken Glass." I also discovered it's hard to splash water on the objects then get your hands back on the camera to take the shot. (AKA this is why the pros have assistants.)
my girl kept finding this crab shells on the rocks... amazing how they were intact, but empty inside!
My first products in 3D printed ceramics were the Ceramic Coasters and this time I wanted to create more of classical and beautiful product with a simple purpose.
Inspired by the curves, flowing surfaces and gentle ridges found on sea shells, I created a shape that is a continous surface which is curls around and inside itself to create an object that naturally holds a candle.
The candle holder is made to fit the IKEA Jubla crown candles and most other crown candles.
Visit my shop at www.shapeways.com/shops/hansen to order and see more of my products.