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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.
Bijzondere Golf die een buitengewoon wereldrecord heeft behaald: de wereld rond met 24 tanks benzine. Thumbs up!
Table setting for "girls night in" sponsored by my daughter H, and her two friends who spent a few weeks with me here in Shell this summer. I so enjoyed their energy, observations, company, conversations and presence!
Bakkum is a nice beach in the West of the Netherlands. Lots of shells mixed with the sand and a landscape of the sea and the modern windmills (responsible for more that 6% of the total energy produced in the country).
The image was created using a 8x zoom lens and manual focus.
Shells are 5/8" wide, made from decorative buttons, painted Americana Raw Sienna, Anita's Dusty Peach & Americana Sand.
Lots of shells up here. There were a lot of "no shooting" signs on the road, too -- this is a popular activity in this area, but I didn't hear any shots fired.
Snails in sunny environments generally have lighter coloration on their shells (right one). I think if put in a dark environment their shell may darken. Stay tuned.