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Performance and dancer

ocean city, md

Finish shooting and clearing shells. The 2015 Ringneck Classic at Goodland, KS

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🐚 Estate 2014 🌞 Procida/Napoli

An abstract view looking down part of the main building, now reduced to a shell.

The tips of my shoes. Photo taken at Bird Key in Sarasota, FL.

Roaming photography from Shell Eco-marathon Rotterdam 2015

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Sunday, 6th of April 2014

shell on the frog.

   

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dreaming of the ocean

30/365: 30 January 2009 - Difficult choice today, as liked both my 'seaside' shots, but plumped for this one - nice textures and contrasts on this shell. Oh, and it's black & white of course... cos it's Friday :O)

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Sunday, 6th of April 2014

Part of my ever-growing collection of shells and pebbles, displayed on apartment balcony in Scala Potamias, Thassos.

Shell,

One of my favourite subjects to photograph in wildlife and nature is close ups and structures. Is amazing what you all can create with diaphragm. Only the main subject is in focus and sharp, the rest out of focus.

Photo taken in northern Germany

 

Fandom Friday, Military parade, shelled statue from WWII

I find this photoshopped picture, that is part of the "Welcome to Shell Drivers Club" email they send you when you register, a bit weird. The hand is just too big.

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Sunday, 6th of April 2014

It was the only thing in the sand for a ways....

Jon takes us to the mysterious underground Shell Grotto.

Shell of a (dead) snail in the garden, On second thoughts a square crop might have been better, but can't be bothered to change it now!

A shot of the shells I've collected over the years and keep on my bathroom window ledge (because where ELSE should I put them?).

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Sunday, 6th of April 2014

A huge pile of oyster shells near Oysterville, WA.

shells and stones

 

I think I could spend hours looking through these shells. There are so many different kinds and I used to know all of their names/nicknames, like "cats' paws" and "turkey wings."

situated between Waterloo station and the London Eye, the Shell Building has always caught my attention. It's pretty much the tallest building along the south bank until waterloo east and cuts an imposing figure next to the river.

Camera: Canon EOS500

Lens: Canon EF 50mm 1:1.8 II

Film: Lomography Lady Grey 400

Process: Ilfotec DDX 1+4 for 10min @ 24C (pushed to 1600)

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