A pair of red yellow cone shells in the shallow water at the beach, with the small sparkling bubbles from the last wave surrounding them.
A still life image of tropical seashells with a variety of patterns on an old plank of textured wood. The sides of the image are hessian as there was an old hessian bag lying underneath the plank of timber.
I love anything to do with the beach, and shells have always been a fascination of mine with their intricate patterns and colors. They are so natural, and we can see them at the beach, on the seashore... and we can collect them to make our home a beachy style. Beach art on walls creates a lovely relaxed tropical atmosphere.
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I created this collage from a variety of my seashell photographs. The shells range from fairly common shells to some rare and poisonous shells with amazing colors, textures and patterns.
I created Shells of the Heart from some seashells I have collected and placed them in the shape of a heart on a grungy timber board background with a touch of sand. Photograph.
I created 'Shell Fish' from some seashells I placed in the shape of a fish on a grungy timber board background with a touch of sand.
Seashells on the sand on the seashore with a tiny wave approaching. The bubbles in the little wave just look like lace. Captured at Shelly Beach, mid north coast, New South Wales, Australia.
Intricate spiral of an unusual and rare sea shell, a ventral harp snail (Harpa ventricosa).
The beautiful tropical shell, Harpa ventricosa, a ventral harp snail, showing it's reflections on a black background.
Class GASTROPODA ORTHOGASTROPODA
Order NEOGASTROPODA
SuperFamily MURICOIDEA
Family HARPIDAE HARPINAE
Out fishing on the Hawkesbury River, New South Wales, Australia, these amazing color reflections from the late sun just had to be captured whilst the marine rope meandered in the water. The water just looked like liquid gold.
The fish weren't biting, but these colors and effects on the water were worth capturing.
