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A dip in to the Treasure Hunt for today's image. This open shell was beachcombed from Tasmania
Shell #61 for the Treasure Hunt
While we're on gas pumps, I happened to remember this old shot from a bike tour many years ago. Pre digital days, the photo was most likely taken with one of the small Olympus clam shell cameras.
(photo taken by my old buddy Calvin)
Shell and lichen. Cape Liptrap Coastal Park, Victoria, Australia
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© David K. Edwards. Not enough light. Thus too much aperture. Thus not enough depth of field. Thus not enough focus. Both of us? Milly's shell, anyhow.
Shell Beach near Denham in Western Australia is one of only two beaches in the world entirely made up of shells.
ODC, Polychromatic or Multicolour
Monday was one of those struggle day when it came to taking photographs.....it happens from time to time, but always passes.
I got home late and hadn't taken anything multicoloured, so quickly set up these shells with a light. They may not be multicoloured with reds, blues, greens and yellows, but they have many tints and tones of brown :)
Shell collecting is one of the different business in Manapad, a sea surrounded village near Thiruchedur, Tamilnadu.
Seashells are bulk source of calcium. these shells are used as an alternative for the limestone powder. people heat those collected shells in furnace, crush it to powder and use the same for painting the walls of their house. every year during pongal festival there will be a huge demand for these shells.
Every day morning few people collect the Shells over the coast and heap of the shells are stored over the shore. once in a week or month, the collected shells were carried a long way to furnace through Donkeys.
The inimitable style of Boris Artzybasheff conjures up the demonic forces that only Shell can protect your engine from. Artzybasheff drew portrait covers in a hyper-realist idiom for Time magazine and was sought out by clients in search of bizarre and original visual fantasies. 1952
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