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ID:	145
Title:	Shellography - http://www.shellography.com/
Description:	Shell art featuring deep ocean shells along side many seashells you might find while shell collecting on your favorite beach. After careful positioning and Xray photographing for clarity, Dr Thad Thomas artistically colorizes each seashell print to further enhance the shell's natural beauty. From the simple scallop shell to the unusual wentletrap shell, Dr Thomas exposes the intricate details of Mother Nature's artwork hidden beneath the ocean waves.
Category:	Sea Shell Art
Link Owner:	Shellography
Date Added:	July 04, 2009 07:16:58 PM
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