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#1. Syria and Suffolk. A pilgrim's water bowl from Damascus. Dried rose buds from Aleppo. Lavender and a snail shell from my old garden in Suffolk. And the smell of roses and lavender and ether while I worked...
working notes for myself: wet plate collodion, clear glass ambrotype, 4x5", wollensak raptar 101mm lens at f11 for 3 minutes, inside, natural light, horrible development, ridges, and comets and all
A broken snail shell; probably eaten by a bird, hope it was tasty without some garlic butter.
Better viewed large.
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She loves snuffling and sniffling around in the undergrowth.
It's almost like her own little nature table.....
no....not the ingrediants for some exotic soup...
but like a mass of misplaced eyeballs...
this table top full of broken snail shells were found on
the beach the other day
I'm making sure the snail shells are really dry before finding somewhere to keep them. We'll then have our own shells when we want snails again.
The weather was a lot better today, but very windy and although I went out for a walk with Rufus and took my camera, there wasn't anything staying still enough to photo and I was getting very cold.
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A bit low on inspiration this week. The damp evening conditions meant I headed into the garden and brought this fellow in for a photoshoot!
Hain-Bänderschnecke (Cepaea nemoralis) –
auch Hain-Schnirkelschnecke oder
Schwarzmündige Bänderschnecke genannt
gehört zur Familie der Schnirkelschnecken (Helicidae)
Tamron SP 90mm F/2.8 Di MACRO 1:1 USD
A Stack of 22 Frames with Helicon Fokus Pro.
The Surface was my iPad Pro
I'm waiting for a photo of a snail - butterflies are just as rare this year, btw :( For now i'll have to be happy with this i guess, an empty snail shell that was lying on the terrace *sigh*...
Oh, what makes it a little better: this was on Explore :)
[Highest position: 341 on Monday, July 19, 2010]
Found this lovely shell in my back yard (still no luck finding a live snail to photograph) and liked how it looked sitting on our new lanterns, with the contrasting curves. Perhaps I should clean them the next time I use them in a shot, but I think the dust adds something this time.
On a side note, and speaking of curves, I had planned on monthly themes for this 100, but I have decided to just do shots I'm happy with. I am doing another project with themes, so I think I will enjoy having more freedom with this project.
It definitely has dots everywhere like the halloweenation dots in the themed SNAILICIOUS dish. Inspire yourself with more photos of the dish @
SNAILICIOUS - Dots Everywhere - gallery , as well as with the
full set of SNAILICIOUS snail shells so far
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Охлювната черупка определено има точки навсякъде както хелуинските точки в едноименното SNAILICIOUS ястие. Вдъхновете се с още снимки от ястието @
SNAILICIOUS - Точки Навсякъде - галерия , както и с
пълния сет от SNAILICIOUS охлювни черупки досега
received my order from Amber's wonderful shop, Oakmoss, there is hardly anything that I love more than to support a friend's business. And Amber's soaps, candles, lip balms are the cream of the cream, I couldn't recommend them enough !
And Amber brings so much attention, love & care to her natural wrapping, don't you think ? I put the skeleton leaf in my collection, and braided silk yarn to make a necklace with the snail shell & bit of stem (which I think it is)
Thanks Amber !
Some of us come to earth seeing,
Some of us come to earth seeing color
- Louise Nevelson -
(116 Pictures in 2016 - #102 - Earth coloura)
Evolving shapes and forms of the SNAILICIOUS-themed dishes. From easy-to-cook snails -> into SNAILICIOUS snail units
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Трансформиращи се форми на тематичните SNAILICIOUS ястия. От лесни за готвене охлюви -> в SNAILICIOUS охлювни единици
“In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.” — Aristotle
Taken with my iPhone 8 and the black eye macro lens.
Empty shells of the common garden snail. Snails have a large variety of natural predators, including ground beetles and parasites. If not killed and eaten by a predator, they are usually eaten by ants or just dry and shrivel up in their shell after dying.
Looks like these made a tasty feast for a something and definitely not me.
SOOC
I just bought some new color pencils from faber-castell: 36 Albrecht Dürer watercolour pencils....
I like that you can use a small amount of water and make some areas covering like watercolor....and with the same pencils using them as a normal pencil...drawing lines and covering areas...I find them very good....used to work with Stabilo color pencil, which i still find are good...but these are better.....
an old photo from this summer of a snail shell....a nice motive to work with when discovering the way the faber-castell Albrecht Dürer colour pencils work....
So easy to work with.....
I also bought some faber-Castell Polychromos colour pencils and here i bought 120 different colors...but i haven´t tried them yet....but think that trying these watercolour pencils is promising for the polychromos...