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I borrowed these from my Dad's collection and used his field guide to Tasmanian shells to identify them.
PP with new Flypaper Tintypes!
Im almost back up to speed, the sun is out and I finally see the light!
Happy Days! :-D
Homage to Camerawork.
This is a close-up photo of the concave side of an open clam shell that I placed on a coastal rock. The two halves remind me of the pareidolia faces of two crooners singing with their eyes closed.
a collection of some beautiful necklaces made of different shapes and colors of shells, so delightful to see, and of course tempting to buy, I bought a blue bracelet :))
A special dedicate to my dear friend Patricia, she makes so wonderful and talented collection of jewelries!!... thought you would like this :)
Have a beautiful weekend! :)
A very unexpected sight as we stood at the end of Shellness beach looking out at the birds on the mudflats - we turned and saw this dramatic painting of a male marsh harrier - on an old WW2 concrete blockhouse.
By the side of a slipway at Sunderland`s Marina, there were hundreds of empty mussel shells, whether left by fishermen or birds I dont know but they make a nice collage.