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As summer is nearly gone, I liked to do this sea side wedding cake. Everything is fondant, only the couple is polymer clay.
Thanks for looking!
We've got tons of shells and ocean related stuff. Our entire upstairs is nautically decorated. ;) The "Above Under The Sea Gardens" we like to call it. Will have to take more pics of that later. But until then.. here's a cool shell. Hard to believe a creature went around with this as it's house!
The egg shell using both bottom and side lighting sources. A more mellow and rounded result - less dramatic. I've added two more shots, this time using the same combination to shoot a small white chrysanthemum flower.
I'd be delighted to hear your comments, and about your solutions to table-top macro shooting ;o)
I've added a set on studio and equipment shots here: www.flickr.com/photos/e_liddell/sets/72157643348402124/
Vacation collection. Some whole sand dollars, an awesome orangey sponge, and some other awesome shells! Clearwater Beach, Caladesi Island State Park, Sanibel Island, FL.
Shell Creek runs through Shell Canyon in the Bighorn Mountains of Big Horn County, Wyoming. This photo was taken just to the west of the stock bridge near the canyon mouth east of the little town of Shell.
These lovely seashells on the beach at Grótta, Seltjarnarnes. Of all sizes and colors. I took a few and played with them.
The tin was blackened by throwing it in the woodstove.
After fininshing this I realized it should say 'she SELLS seashells', oh well, it's past tense!
Pentax 645N
Fuji Provia converted to B&W.
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Macro Mondays - theme white background.
This was a hard one to do since the shells were also white. But I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out.
Walk-by shooting, tonight. Too many trees to see the old fashioned Shell design. Must return in Winter.
There is just nothing like going to the beach and watching the waves roll come thundering in, smelling the salt in the air, and walking along the beach. I try to avoid doing this during the middle heat of the day, as the beach is littered with people, but prefer to get up just before sunrise and stroll along the water, with only one or two fishermen as company.
These shell pieces remind me of the quiet on the beach before the general public arrives, and as the shadows disappear, so does the silence, which is only masked by the sound of the waves.
I found the owls on sale several years ago and finally decided to use the crushed shell on them. Since the picture I dry-brushed a light gray paint around the edge of the head so that it shows up better from a distance. Several others have aqua stars and glitter tile pieces within the shell. They are kind of funky fun! :)