Wabi Sabi Seashell

These holes are so common in fossil shells and limestone that they are actually given a trace fossil name, Entobia. They are eroded out by clionid sponges.

[Joy's Focus]

Beautiful image of nature at work.

[gloria jones]

Neat shapes

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Brian]

Awesome image and information

[Babs]

So beautiful and weathered.

[Bill]

Really nice information.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Fabulous close-up

[Jen]

Great shot!

[Shutterbug]

The one in the middle looks more like a skull than a seashell. Nice capture of the collection.

[Rick]

Cool find and capture.

[Paula Fontanini]

Very cool...at first I thought it was a small animal skull. Good to know it's just a shell! :)

[Louise & Ken]

A PERFECT Wabi Sabi! Beautiful as is, but I'm imagining some of the holes filled with gold!

[Diana]

Wonderful selective focus and dof.

[eDorre]

Lovely and great textures

[Amanda R.]

Wonderful Wabi Sabi! Love the focus in this one!

[Bobbi C]

Beautiful close up, well done!

[carol white]

Great find, super textures and focus. Fav 😊

[Dave]

Nice image. The one is kinda skullish.

[Jacqueline]

Beautiful find!

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Beverley]

Lovely

[Steve Chappell]

Great closeup

[Madeleine Pennock]

Fascinating patterns!

[CC Folk]

Love them!