Blue Sea Shell
by Stephanie Grant
Title
Blue Sea Shell
Artist
Stephanie Grant
Medium
Photograph - Digital / Photography
Description
With a little digital magic, layers of shell become ocean ripples.
A digital abstract image of an old shell, part of the ‘Trash to Treasure’ collection.
I found this shell on a beach on Cozumel, it is old and broken with boreholes and calcium deposits, probably from marine worms, each fragile layer exposed. Lying on sand made of millions of tiny pieces of shell worn down by the sea, I was reminded once again that there is beauty in everything, if you spare a little time to look.
Seashells are the hard outer protective layer of marine invertebrates; those most commonly found washed up on beaches are from mollusks. Shells from other marine animals such as sea urchins (tests) are far more fragile.
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October 22nd, 2016
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Comments (33)
Dolores Kaufman
A beautiful, and meaningful, abstract. And I love it when one thing becomes something else.
Stephanie Grant
Thank you so much Karen for the feature in Lady Photographers And Artists, I really appreciate it!