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Shell Garage on the Chester High Road on a clear sky cold night in November. Shot in Black and White with a high ISO and a yellow cast.
Sea shells I found washed up on the shore along Studland's beach.
Location: Studland, Dorset, England, UK.
Date: August 2008.
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Taken using a Sony Cybershot DSC-H2.
Glorious Easter weekend... Sunny day, nice pitch on top of the hill... The perfect first camping of the year...!!
Taken my images and scanned them in. Experimenting with layers and background. Taken from the shells again.
I was walking on the beach one day and i was trying to find a whole shell, because most of the shells along the shore line are mostly all pieces due to the rough waters. But anyways so i decided to take a picture of one i found and i think it came out quite well.
My old camera got flicked :-(((.
For the past one month i was uploading stored photos. This is the second shot taken with the new camera. I am yet to get used to it and being technically-challenged ( as my daughters would agree :-))) ), it takes me quite some time to get adjusted to any new technical piece.
Pl. view large to see the patterns created by nature !!
These are tiny little shells ( .70 cm approx. ) strung together.
Conchologia indica, being illustrations of the land and freshwater shells of British India. [1870-1876].
London, 1870-1876.
my friend David doing target practice. On the original full-size, you can see the shell casing leaving the chamber.
A shell on the beach of Ko Jum
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