Oh, what a treat to discover these snails with their intricate shell designs. I have never been so lucky. Love the shot, and the textures are fascinating. It almost looks to me like there are parts of the design that are raised above the others. Thanks for the king comments about my series on Eloise at the beach. She is my ONLY granddaughter and my perfect model. Sometimes she is cooperative, but at others she can be such a pain in the neck....but that is part of the charm of a sic year old. Lovely photography this week as always. genie
Lovely shot! Have lots of them in my garden too and they are famished critters! So often I pick them up and take them to a field which is 200 meters from my garden! Hope they stay there too. He he he;o)
This picture is just amazing! All your photos are really, but the patterns on this one stand out so beautifully. (Plus I like the creepy little things).
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Beautiful patterns - and so well captured!
I do agree, the pattern are lovely. Please have a great weekend.
I love the texture and patterns on the shells
Oooh, yes, the organic lines and texture of the snail shells are wonderful!
I also like the pattern on the shells. Happy weekend.
What a great monochrome, the patterns and details are wonderful!
Une belle réussite!!!!!
Wow Great photo. I love the texture in their shell.Happy B&W and thanks for hosting.
Very good texture and pattern on the shellt in B&W.
Very nice pattern and unique for each one it seems :)
Beautiful. And weird I know but... they look good enough to eat! ;O
Beautiful composition and excellent choice for black and white.
Regards!
Great close-ups, the stones have interesting texture to them too. Thanks for sharing:)
Quite incredible patterns. Like the big ink pen of the nature has been here and there was a true inspiration.
beautiful! a shell pattern captured my attention this week too:-)
great pattern on the scales - good shot
Wonderful! Isn't Mother Nature creative? Nice capture.
I just commented on your color snail photo. I like this one, also, the patterns on their shells are beautiful.
It is not good when there are so many of them. But they made a great shot. :)
Your eye (actually your dragon) doesn't miss much. So often we miss the small things. I like this one.
Dragon clarification. I think of my inner creative aspect as my dragon. My creativity takes a leap whenever I let him come out to play.
Beautiful shells and great shot in B/W.
Regards Anna
Oh, what a treat to discover these snails with their intricate shell designs. I have never been so lucky. Love the shot, and the textures are fascinating. It almost looks to me like there are parts of the design that are raised above the others. Thanks for the king comments about my series on Eloise at the beach. She is my ONLY granddaughter and my perfect model. Sometimes she is cooperative, but at others she can be such a pain in the neck....but that is part of the charm of a sic year old. Lovely photography this week as always. genie
Good patterns and details!
Great close-up!
I really like how you captured the detail in the pattern on the shells :)
This is a fantastic photo! I love how the black and white shows the patterns of the shells so well. I would frame this one for sure.
Those are beautiful!
Lovely shot!
Have lots of them in my garden too and they are famished critters! So often I pick them up and take them to a field which is 200 meters from my garden! Hope they stay there too. He he he;o)
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Have a nice and happy week ¤
That looks really good :)
They can wreak havoc on your garden, but I do find them sort of cute. :)
This couple looks really nice in B&W.
This picture is just amazing! All your photos are really, but the patterns on this one stand out so beautifully. (Plus I like the creepy little things).
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