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My first attempt at 'zoom blur' not sure if that is what it is called but it does seem fitting. canon 50d, f14, 1.3sec, I used the kit lens 18-55, not the best qaulity but out of 6 different lens I found this gave the best reults, started out at approx 50mm and then over the 1.3sec wound out to approx 20mm, any tips on this technique are greatly welcome
I confess I did bring home just a couple of shells - these are so tiny (the yellow one is about the size of my little finger nail) that they would have been lost in one of my usual beach shots, so I brought them home to capture. Markings are so pretty.
I *may* have also found an abalone (my first whole one ever!)
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 DISTRIBUTOR - IMO : 7341673
Built 1974, by Appledore Shipbuilders Ltd., Appledore,UK (Yard # As103) as HARTY
GRT : 589 / DWT : 693
Overall Length : 59.1 metres x Beam 10.0 metres.
Machinery : Single Screw driven by an Alpha-Diesel : 2-stroke single acting 8-cylinder oil engine
Speed : 10.0 knots
History…………………………… POR = Port of Registry
1974: HARTY : Shell Tankers (UK) Ltd : POR London
1979: SHELL DISTRIBUTOR : Shell Tankers (UK) Ltd: POR London
1991: G.D.DISTRIBUTOR : Port of Pembroke Ltd : POR London
1999: M.C.BUTOR : Tomini Shipping Co Ltd : POR La Paz
2010: M.C.BUTOR : sold to undisclosed interest : POR ??
2021: Still listed in service (Equasis)
SHELL DISTRIBUTOR seen 18 July 1981 on River Thames passing Gravesend
Ship Details : Miramar / shippingandshipbuilding.uk / Equasis
A broken shell which i made an image of with my first digital camera, about 9 years ago.
It was processed with very basic soft-ware, which i was just playing around with, to see what happens.
Still a startling image!
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.
Today we Mandy Willardajlelliott Pauls Pix 53 walked from the White Bridge at Alfriston down to the sea at Cuckmere Haven the wind was blowing and it was chilly in the wind. There was lots to see and the wildlife was amazing. The sea was very rough and so there was many images to be made from dog walkers to the sea and then loads and loads of birds.
I've posted one photo of this place already but here are a couple more. Shell petrol stations with open forecourts in this era are always interesting to see as there just weren't very many. Sadly it didn't last - all gone and replaced with a new housing development called Mill Close. That happened before Streetview came along so nothing really to compare to this shot. I don't know the exact date of this photo but am guessing it's about 1995.
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Some call this Liswi and some call this Bongkawil or Aninikad. Whatever is that the soup is good and this menu will keep you busy pulling the small meat inside using a safety pins.
For some of you in other countries, this kind of shell is new to you. But for Filipinos this is a good food to eat.
Walk-by shooting, tonight. Too many trees to see the old fashioned Shell design. Must return in Winter.
An old Shell sign that appears to rise out of the desert. It's actually a full height sign at the local Shell distributor
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.
These lovely seashells on the beach at Grótta, Seltjarnarnes. Of all sizes and colors. I took a few and played with them.
The Shell House is probably the most distinctive house on Isla Mujeres or anywhere else for that matter. One of two houses owned by the Campos brothers, I found out later that the house can be rented.
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