Plenitude...

I have just started photographing seashells and I absolutely love it!! 'Plenitude' and 'Sola Soledad' are one of my first photographs of a seashell. I will be posting more photographs of shells in the near future. Please note that I am offering a 30% off discount on all of my artwork (code is ZCVNVS).
Have a blessed day!!


'Plenitude' by: The Art of Marilyn Ridoutt-Greene








*Seashells are the external skeletons of a class of marine animals called Mollusks. Where people have our skeletons on the inside of our bodies, mollusks have theirs on the outside of theirs. This way they help protect the creatures from predators, strong currents and storms, help camouflage the animal, and do many other things. Seashells are primarily made of calcium, a hard mineral, as our own bones are. When a mollusk dies, its shell is left behind, just as land animals leave their skeletons behind. The shell often washes up onto the shore, or remains in the tide pool where the creature lived. (www.seashellsandsuch.com)