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my friend David doing target practice. On the original full-size, you can see the shell casing leaving the chamber.
Shell Falls, along Shell Creek in Shell Canyon, Wyoming. Shell Creek starts high in the Bighorn Mountains and flows west down to the Bighorn Basin.
Living up to its name. Masses of whelks, cockles, mussels, razor shells, clams, oysters - it is impossible to walk without crunching on shells.
This shell was found off the beach near Applecross in Scotland. I was quite surprised to find it, but not half as suprised to how cold the water was.
The Shell Project - Originally started as an exercise to test some of the features of my new Casio point and shoot camera but turned into an extended study of a single abalone shell. The series shows the results of photographing that shell at different focusing modes and lighting conditions.
Collecting shells on the beach in North Norfolk, A really cold Saturday morning but no bird flu for me, bootiful.
Quick Facts from Northwest College:
• Elevation 4210 (Shell, WY)
• Population 50 (Shell, WY)
• Shell takes its name from Shell Creek, which in turn is named for the numerous fossil shells found there.
• In 1997 a rare site of Jurassic dinosaur tracks was discovered near Shell.
Location: Thornham, Norfolk
A trip out to Thornham provided me with some more HDR material. Just a small collection of simple abstracts of shells, wood, flowers and sand.