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Do shells have age rings like trees? My co-worker brought some old barnacled shells into work and some of them were just amazing to look at.
I like the simplicity of this shot but what I like to call attention to is the fact that the shell is about the size of my littlest fingernail and my older, 2.0 megapixel Nikon rendered even the tiny grains of sand in sharp detail.
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made a shadowbox for a friend....
it includes the actual shell (on the rt.), that held the ring when he proposed to her.
the picture on the right points out the location that he proposed.
smaller, colored shells that are attached to the bow were from her shower decorations.
thanks for looking!
The carved-stone ‘Shell Fountain’, which resides in the beautiful Italian Gardens on the south side of the island, was not originally intended for that placement. Originally there were two, large carved shells – one on each side of the Arch. Over the years vandals destroyed or stole many of the architectural elements on the island and these were lost as well. Over 70 years later, the Thousand Island Bridge Authority found one of them, still intact, on the bottom of the Heart Island Lagoon and incorporated it into the ‘wishing well’ that it is now.
She sells sea shells by the seashore.
The shells she sells are surely seashells.
So if she sells shells on the seashore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells.
- Tongue Tiwster
A photo of a Shell storage facility taken from the Westgate Bridge.
If you are wondering how i got onto the Westgate Bridge to take this photo, it was during a site inspection for a project i am involved with :)
En esta oportunidad, transportamos un imponente shell de 6,70 metros de diámetro sobre una plataforma portante de 4 lÃneas hidráulicas modulares.
Ello implica un importante desafÃo en materia de transporte terrestre por cuanto, como podrán observar en la galerÃa de fotos que compartimos, debemos atravesar ciudades y pueblos y surcar carreteras de asfalto, de ripio y caminos de montaña.
Join us as we target Shell on Google Maps, turning Shell stations into ‘hell stations’ to publicly highlight the damage Shell is doing in the Niger Delta.
We can’t do this without you, so please get involved by taking photos that obscure the S from view, and adding them to our Google map - and Flickr! Read full instructions