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Calumet 4x5, Topcor 210mm. Polaroid Type 55 Negative, Scanned on Epson 2450.

Shell Island, Wales September 2012, images taken with a camera mounted on a kite line.

shells is a glass thing so you could see both the front of the shell and the back.

i nearly stepped on it.. :-)

 

my version of the teenage mutant ninja turtle! hahahaha!

A weatherd shell reflected in a mirror. I like the shapes and textures formed from the weathering. The shell was found on the shore at Walton-on-the -Naze, Essex UK. One of a series of still life macro shots using shells.

Statue coated with shells in the Residenz museum. Like other items in the museum, this was reconstructed after the destruction of the museum during World War II.

I put Maja and Maddy to work in the kitchen shelling peas, and they had a good time!

"One cannot collect all the beautiful shells on the beach. One can collect only a few, and they are more beautiful if they are few."

Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Shells still have life even thought the living being left it.

Birthday Card for my best friend. We try to go to the beach together with our families every summer but we missed last year.

Hours are spent looking for these on summer holidays. First with my parents, now with my children.

 

Some of the shells are happy, some sad and most look like finger prints.

Scanning Electron Microscope images of a sea urchin shell

shell as the tide pulls out

A broken crab shell around Castle Cornet... they were all over the place

A John Deere No. 7 Shelling Corn.

Shell on 'beach number 1', in the east of the city. The beaches around Yantai are often crowded with locals and tourists alike in the summer months, Im not sure why as all the beaches that I have seen are either covered with sharp broken shells and or pollution, not to mention the danger of the polluted ocean itself

Shell Haus Berlin - 1931 - architect Emil Fahrenkamp

Prosperity 2015

See shell on a table

Mussel shells on Rhos-on-Sea

Shell Lubricants Egypt

Shell PUREPLUS Technology

Sunday, 6th of April 2014

8 foot high beach sculpture left by unknown person.

The cockles seem to be dying young they have banned the collection commercially, cockling.

Near Halverson Lake, Idaho. Empty shells in a ephemeral lake bed.

Foto met John en Helen Taylor en Cristina Surer

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