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Clearwater Beach. It was little too empty. People stayed away in 2009 from spending money on travel, hotel and even sun cabana. Fine with me. I negotiated good price in the motel, where I was staying. (These days you can do it even in the USA!)


These are actualy snail shells, limax epithet iridia. The large snails, leave them on the beach, when they enter the ocean for their yearly bath.

I was really lucky to be there at the right time of the year, to record this special ritual!! ;-)

...and if you believe that, I have some swamp land in Florida to sell.......

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~~~ Thomas ~~~, on April 22, 2012, said:

Good perspective and colors. Very nice photo.

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Greetings Thomas.

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goribau, on May 4, 2012, said:

very interesting shot, who lives here ? => LIKE => best regards from Italy, F.

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Mir Bashir, on May 11, 2012, said:

Beautiful view,Nice capture. LIKE. Dear friend you are right. It should have been with feet. Actually the peak is very high about 14000 feet from Sea level and it has started raining. We were in a hurry and could not capture it properly. Thank you for you comments...

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Tomros, on May 11, 2012, said:

I know, people do not comments on little things like that, but sometimes little extra time and care would produce a better photograph.

This one is a prime example! I should have more diagonal composition and have the first shell full! as someone commented on first page!

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Tomas K☼h☼ut, on May 11, 2012, said:

yep, composition offender is still there. :)

But I know you've made other even better version (this one is fine enough).

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Tomros, on May 12, 2012, said:

Tom, if this would be my only offender, I would be quite happy.

Bashir cut off the legs of poor Iranian sheppard, so I critisize him a bit!


Did you read my explanation why the shells are empty??

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ALLWO, on July 4, 2012, said:

  • LIKE 17 - Hallo Tomros - Dein interessantes Foto vom Starnd gefällt mir gut - Herzlichen Glückwunsch von Wolfgang - Dein stimmungsvolles Bild hat einen tolle Wirkung -

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Jarda1943, on July 13, 2012, said:

Beautiful scenery, well done picture. I give you my YSL to it. Kind regards from Czechia, Jaroslav

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Tomros, on July 14, 2012, said:

Old one but good one, thanks a lot!

I have slightly better photo of this scene in my gallery!

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Antonio Zayas, on July 15, 2012, said:

Wonderful composition with the repeated items.

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Melsen Felipe, on September 29, 2012, said:

Hermosa composición, luz y color, L.

Un afectuoso saludo desde Costa Rica, Melsen Felipe

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Goldfoto, on September 29, 2012, said:

Very colourful and pretty beach scenery...Thank you for your visit in my gallery and the nice comments!...like...Many Greetings and best wishes from Germany!

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makis-GREECE ®, on September 29, 2012, said:

Beautiful photo!

like!

Makis

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-Ruggero Sampieri-, on November 5, 2012, said:

Bella immagine, colori molto belli.
Like 23. Saluti da Bolzano, Ruggero.

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AnaMariaOss, on January 8, said:

Excellent presentation--like 24--AnaM

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Elysium2012, on January 13, said:

Excellent composition ! Like + Fave

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kostas papantoniou, on February 28, said:

haha!Great Wildlife photo!Did the snails ever return to claim their shells?Cheers

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Tomros, on March 5, said:

Not sure, what happens after.

Next day, the shell where still empty, only one or two where claimed by human invaders!!

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ChiefTech, on April 7, said:

Wonderful beach!
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Best regards from Russia!
Ivan.

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Lloret, yesterday, said:

wonderful composition, well captured, LIKE, best wishes

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  • Uploaded on December 2, 2009
  • © All Rights Reserved
    by Tomros
  • Extra information
    • Camera: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. FE20,X15,C25
    • Taken on 2009/11/28 11:51:37
    • Exposure: 0.001s (1/2000)
    • Focal Length: 6.30mm
    • F/Stop: f/4.600
    • ISO Speed: ISO64
    • Exposure Bias: 0.00 EV
    • No flash