in my Florida garden

Decided to photograph these little guys one I discovered an armada of them moving across my yard

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An Empty Shell

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First year self directed final.

“We hope the "real" person behind the words will be revealed as ignominiously as a shapeless snail without its shapely shell.” - John Updike

Snail shells from a Devon garden resting on top and inside Brick (coutesy Bob Ballard) on Brandon Steep Wall, Bristol BS1

"Thy wee bit housie, too, in ruin!" (not quite the foreseen context...)

on my walks yesterday i picked up one beautiful snailshell. it lay on the middle of wide asphalt road and absolutely dead, half dry inside. no life signs. but so beautiful!! so i took it home and put it on a shelf. today i thought to take couple of photos of it - and it literally became alive under my camera lens!! like a miracle!! it hadn't budged the whole night and day on my shelf. so i shot my photos and then took it onto the balcony into a big pot of sunflower thicket and colourful-nettle-thingies. i hope he likes it there :) mr.Buddy Swirl.

Old froggy was near the edge of the pond so it gave me the chance to focus tightly on the eye i used torch light and flash to achive the shot

Lena found a snail-shell and picked up a stowaway.

Snail shells found in someone's flower bed.

Location: Ludlow, Shropshire

One of a colony of very pretty snails who live under the railway bridge on Smithdown Road

Catching some rays in the garden

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Doing a project on nature and got the idea of painting nature/in the style of artists on shells! :P This ones In the style of Thaneeya McArdle

snail shell on the glass of a broken thermos

Birthday party at Ed Levin Park

Birthday party at Ed Levin Park

I think this snail shell was empty when I detected it in the Botanical Garden Bonn...

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Spirale

Ich glaube, daß ich hier ein leeres Schneckenhaus im Botanischen Garten Bonn entdeckt habe...

There were lots of snails in the woods - some of them had very lovely coloured shells.

This was taken as a bit of an experiment, with a +10 diopter added to the EOS (basic 18-55mm lens).