The large blue-green one is a jade burgo.

Canon EOS 5DS R

TAMRON 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD A010

ƒ/7.1 300.0 mm 1/250 250

Tiny shell sitting on a scallop shell. The small shell is 1.5cm long

Oil on Canvas M15(65.2x45.5cm)

Originally put up in 1933, along Commonwealth Avenue near its more famous cousin, the Citgo Sign in Kenmore Square, the Spectacular Shell sign today marks the Magazine Shell Station at the corner of Magazine Street and Memorial Drive since 1944 and today uses LED's rather than traditional neon. Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

Originalmente colocado en 1933, a lo largo de Avenida Commonwealth, cerca de su primo más famoso, el letrero Citgo en Kenmore Square, el letrero Spectacular Shell hoy marca la estación Magazine Shell en la esquina de Calle Magazine y Memorial Drive desde 1944 y hoy usa LED en lugar de neón tradicional. Cambridge, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.

This image was taken on a small forest river

Shot with a Nikon D5100 with a tripod.

Macro Mondays - theme: "Smaller than a Coin"

The soft pink colour of this shell was enhanced by bouncing a bit of light back in with a pink post it note just out of frame top left. The bleaching was a simple one click effect using Smart Photo Editor.

I liked the glow of of the sun behind this shell.

shells seen in a sea shell store, sea urchins

For Macro Mondays, Ridge.

www.fluidr.com/photos/8404101/interesting

I could point the camera down most of my time on a beach.

Collection of little shells

I saw this clump of fungus growing on a tree stump. It resembled shells on the seashore.

Left behind on the beach was this lovely small green shell.

HMM everyone and hope you can enjoy the beauties around you.

I had mulch for the garden delivered and found it was full of these tiny little shells. Great for the calcium content in the soil, and wonderful for some macro photos.

Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding.

-Khalil Gibran

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from the bottom now, are they small or are they big?

Tutufa is a genus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Bursidae, the frog shells.

Photography can play games with our visual perception, LOL

A series of ‘nautical’ subjects. It can be anything, just seeing different scenes that attracted my attention.

Pure photography.

Thank you for your time and comments, greatly appreciated, M, (*_*)

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Tutufa, Murex, shells, "bottom view", Inside, design, colour, "conceptual art", square, studio, "Nikon D7200", "magda indigo", black-background

Ocracoke Island, NC

Listen to the shell, listen to your heart

For Macro Mondays theme; "Natural Shells". HMM !

(This shell measures one and a quarter inches in length, and a half inch wide across it's widest part.)

For the Group Life is a Rainbow. The colour is Grey.

(no. 4 of the grey sequence)

An occasional treat is to buy 'coquille st jacques' from M&S. And I simply can't throw the scallop shells away! So I have a pile of them just waiting to be photographed. Each one is subtly different, but mainly they are a pale grey with darker grey markings ... so I thought this was their moment to shine ;o)

I placed them on a sheet of pebble glass, and lit them from below with a warm LED light.

HTT!! too ;o)

Life is a Rainbow Here

My Textural Tuesday set: Here

My Everyday Things set is: Here

Bit of a tricky photo to do as I had to take a photo of my own foot!!

Canon EOS M50

EF-M15-45mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM

ƒ/6.3 45.0 mm 1/500 100

on Cleveleys Beach

Doubtless Bay, New Zealand.

Broken Shell - Bridge of Don beach, Aberdeen, Scotland.

...

I wanted to put something with the shells, but couldn't think what. Then I remembered that these 2 buttons are made from shell. One is oyster pearl and the other smokey pearl. They're both over 100 years old and date from the 1890s/1900s. Buttons to the rescue again. :)

For this week's Looking Close... on Friday group theme, Seashells and/or Snail Shells.

Taken with Pentacon Auto 50mm f1.8.

Several mathematical sequences on one shell

Practice practice practice.

Taken for Macro Mondays "Spiral" theme.

Macro Mondays: Small and smaller

Small shell: 1.75 in/4.5 cm across

Smaller shell: 0.375 in/1 cm across

Found these beautiful shells on vacation in South Carolina. They caught my eye during my oceanside sunrise. I was immediately drawn to the palette of colors.

HMM Everyone!

Instant Lab

Impossible B&W 600 Gen 2.0 Film

Close up of a Snail Shell

shells still life-panorama with black border