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In this image of a broken shell...I saw the image of a broken or frightened woman who is wrapping into herself with her beautiful long cloak. Or perhaps a woman looking up to her Savior.
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I fell madly in love with this shell curtain!
This one was on the veranda of the shell shop at Pawleys Island but they were also inside on the front window.
Mmmm...seaside living!
Random shell fragments on white.
This is a conbination of two versions of a single photo to make one.
The base layer is the optimized RGB photo,
then a duplicate converted to black and white was placed on top.
Lastly, the opacity of that top layer was adjusted to what you see now.
There are two white shell pieces that have been pushed right to the edge of higlight clipping
on the right side, but both on my monitor and in the print they are in zone 10.
No texture, but the edges can be seen.
My spatial design project designing a shelter based on an organic shape. I chose a shell and decided to photograph it in-depth. I made a wire frame and covered it in mod rock to form my shell like structure.
Believe it or not this was not taken at the beach but at Tredegar House. They had sand and shells edging their flowerbeds.
Bivalve shell, Hippopus hippopus, found Arlington Reef, Queensland, Australia.
Bi1995.17.780
DPABRV76
I went to visit an old friend - the shell tree on Basham Beach - I was not disappointed as someone has been busily adding interesting things...