View allAll Photos Tagged shells
I'm really pleased with these pendants. Loving Kaz's fab encased murrini, a la Clare Scott; the pointy end, with the help of George Harper-East; and the barnacle stringer, due to Jolene Wolfe!
Macro shot of a shell in sand, taken using a Sigma 105mm f/2.8 Macro on a Nikon D90
(The image above is a low res. 72dpi)
Copyright © Brian Gort Photography 2012
Caracola marina. Probando el Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Sea shell. Testing the Canon 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM.
Picture taken 5/26/23
Shell / truenorth | 34802 Ridge Rd, Willoughby, OH
Please contact me via FlickrMail, or on Gmail if you'd like to use any of my photographs.
retaimings@gmail.com
An overloaded Mummy wagon. Thank goodness for high level brake lights eh?
A stoopid question on a forum: "Does anyone know whether it is illegal to obscure your rear number plate with bikes hanging from a rack? I expect it is - but I do it and see lots of other drivers/cyclists doing it so I wonder if a blind eye is turned to the practice."
Best answer: "Police regularly used to pull people up for this at the car parks at Rutland Water - you should have a trailer light board to diaply number plate - properly capable of illumination and easily seen rear lights. Dont forget if you obscure your stop lights it is your bikes which get squashed first when someone runs in to the back of you. The problem is of couse unless you have a tow bar you are unlikeley to have the necessary socket for the extra lights."
While on Holiday with the family in Shell Island we watched an amazing sunset... who needs photo editing when they're captured just like this!
Emblems for Mario Kart DS.
This was made from the Blue Shell - Thanks Tohst for the idea.
They all look better when they're smaller.
Been fallin' in love with wide crops; especially the 16:9.
Since 1915 the Shell Martinez Refinery has been a constant progression of technical advancement. It is currently one of the most complex refineries in the world. Although it holds a title as major as that it is usually just something that most traveling through the the area on a daily basis just overlook.
An oceanic embodiment, this work of assemblage has a totemic, talismanic essence.
The shell "tile" is a substantial piece of clam shell found on the Jersey shore, as well as the shard of moon shell which forms the body. The face is polymer clay in a serene and striated form. There are freshwater pearl "fronds" which look like a flashing sea-crown. A dyed amethyst pearl is like a wing, and a white pearl is the jeweled center of this being.
A gold tone metal bail and chain, measuring about 19 inches complete the piece.