Once there was a Sea Snail by helanker
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Description
This little empty snail house was placed on a public garden table on the beach by someone. I only took the shot of it :)
Hope you are having a beautiful saturday. Wish you great rest of the weekend. We had peacful and cloudy weather today. Still freezing.
As usual, Thank you for your always very welcome viewing, commenting and fav to my previous post. :-)
Comments (17)
I wonder how it met it's end? We have had a lovely sunny and cold day, it was briefly warm enough to go outside without a coat!
This is a wonderful capture of it Helle, Greg eye to notice
As always you show a great sense for detail. Nice shot of an object most people wouldn't even notice being there.
nice one my friend
Wonderful capture of one of natures mobile homes! :)
Very nice!
Super capture Helle.
lovely
Still chilly here as well, Helle. I too wonder how this little guy ended up out of his "home".. You always seem to find the most interesting pieces of nature and photograph them so very well! Always a pleasure to look at and admire, my Friend!
Fantastic textures and details. Great shot!
Excellent find - great shot too - poor little snail - maybe its mortgage payments were too high ;)
Awesome work on this beautiful scene
A wonderful find! Here on the Pacific Coast, we have hermit crabs that would make it their home! ;)
I have the same situation in my gallery, only with rocks. I love it when other people set up shots for me, don't you? :) I like the gray/green of the table and the background against the warm browns of the shell.
A sturdy home:)
Lovely colors here!
The beginning telling us a fairy-tail! about this 'house for sail'. Beauty in architecture :D !!!