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Shell (2,060 square feet)

3328 W Mercury Blvd, Hampton, VA

 

This location was built and opened in 2000; the site previously housed Boulevard Texaco and FoodMartsat.

This one turned out well I think.

For Texture Tuesday using "softly" and "golden" textures.

I think this is the only one of these left; www.oldgas.com/info/ws_shell.htm

centre pattern of crochet shells and clusters.

Found this one still in it's shell.

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!

Some shells lying around a friend's bathroom.

Using a Reverse Mount Macro Adapter I turned my 17-85 lens around to capture a macro of the ribs of this shell.

Found at the Pulicat Beach, near Chennai. The Tamil name for this place is Pazhaverkadu

Photos taken by me on a mindfulness meditation retreat with Buddhist teachers Therese Fitzgerald and Leslie Rawls in Salter Path, NC.

I suppose if the Shell oil refinery were haunted, it would look more like this.

SLOCC field trip to shell creek, San Luis Obispo County, CA

Several Decades ago, the Oil Co Shell, put out a number of series of cards. They also sold albums to put these cards in. Everytime you went to Shell for petrol, or anything else, they gave you some cards. The idea was to collect the whole lot, and generally they were most obliging in allowing you to go through the box, to get the cards you were missing.

 

I only have the Transport Card series left, the others have been long thrown out.

 

I have scanned each page. This is part 1.

Kat and Lissa hunting shells on North Captiva Island.

...You absorb all thought

Into that twisted matrix

From which nothing is born...

an origami shell I received for my birthday (thank you Elsa)

I just bought this handful of shells at SM Kultura.

The outside of the Blue Shell Book. I cut pieces of matte board and covered them with mulberry paper to glue on the cover to add dimension.

A experiment drawing & painting shells

Saturday Safari 27th Aug at Causeway Lake

Shell Oil Company old sign at Spencer on the Hawkesbury River

The pearl shells are imported from Broome in Australia. they are as big as a teaplate.

Liparus enters the drydock already occupied by two 30,000 DWT Esso Product carriers, one of which is the Esso Bayonne.

 

Pretty much all of what can be seen here has been swept away. Back then ships were typically dry-docked every couple of years for re-painting and general repairs / modifications. Today, seldom would they need to visit a ship yard, certainly no more frequently than five years or more. The market for yards such as Lisnave, which were developed to service the convoys of supertankers that ploughed between the Persian Gulf and North West Europe - a trade that no longer exists, collapsed particularly as European yards could not compete with those in the East that could exploit cheap (slave) labour.

Model: Shells Allen

Shoot: APG 2.16.10

IG 2021 "There are Shapes in the Shells"

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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!

Some things are way beyond restoration.

All these shells and coral were less than 1cm in size

Golden Oreo cupcakes dressed in yummy vanilla buttercream and topped with pearl like shells. Love them!

Testing a borrowed Sigma 105, f2.8 lens. Just the Sigma this time...

Shell Egypt

Meet The Staff

12-02-2014

 

Shell Egypt

Meet The Staff

12-02-2014

Fuel 'Smokers Prefer Shell'

a poster by Charles Green Shaw. 1936

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