under house arrest

... i may well have just covered macro monday, gloriously rusty tuesday & b&w wednesday with one quick snap taken when i whizzed home at lunchtime & was asked to rescue this tiny snail from the sink - never one to let an opportunity slip by i got a shot before liberating it in a spider plant!

[Hope D Jennings]

Fantastic! A huge fav for me!

[Daryl O'Hare]

What a great shot and such odd subjects together!

[Josette Buttigieg]

Great shot! Love the stripes on the snail's shell.Looks awesome in b&w!

[Mary Ann]

Great multitasking!

[Ariel]

Brilliant shot - so clear and detailed. That gets you out of taking photos for the next two days ;)

[colie (Nichole Stewart)]

Great find, nice processing

[Hazel Watkins]

lovely shot

[Marina Shemesh]

Beautiful

[Taffy]

A triple play with a great result!!

[Yao RL]

Such a beautiful shell, I hope people don't squash them as people do here to protect their vege garden.

[Catherine Pace]

@yaorenliu i'm sure a lot of people do but i have no vegetables growing and all my herbs died (mmm might be something to do with all those rescued snails - i often find them in the fridge during the winter as they are always attached to celery spinach and freah parsley!

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Fabulous B&W. What an amazing key!

[Dione Giorgio]

Great in B&W. I hate snails - they never stop eating my plants.

[Jo]

Is that a particularly big key or an exceptionally small snail, either way great shot.

[Lee]

Brilliant composition, very rustic in B&W.

[Mgreen]

class shot.

[Bill Fenske]

Great macro & pov. Love it large.

[Al Bailey]

Lovely capture :)