Hello all photography friends, I am @deltasteem from Indonesia and maybe some of you already know that I am a wild macrophotography lover who often spends time outdoors hunting for macro subjects of insects and plants both morning and evening and this has become my daily routine and this is also part of my hobby.
And this afternoon when I was walking around the village hills, precisely around my brother's plantations, I found the ground snail shell subject that looks so amazing and the basic circle shape in the center of the snail looks so unique and so interesting.
Snail shell wall looks so thin and is one of the animals that is quite unique and I decided to take a few angles of shots macrophotography of the shell subject, so that the unique beauty of the texture possessed by the snail shells will look more beautiful and interesting for you to enjoy.
| Camera| Smarphone + macro lens |
| -------- | -------- |
| Iso | Otomatis |
| Editing | Snapseed app |
| Photographer | @deltasteem |
| Follow me | twiiter
| My discord | deltasteem#8161 |
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I'm some what confused.. how come the shell is full of mud and dirt?
thanks @elmerlin , this is a land snail shell that has not been inhabited for a long time and for these two bottom shell pictures I found the shells around the former agricultural area and these two types of shells I found in different places and all of the images are the results of smartphone macrophotography shots.
The only time I have ever heard or used the word conch is with reference to the larger shell species in the Caribbean. It is odd that you refer to this the same. Nevertheless pretty good pictures.
thank you for enjoying the I first content on liketu :)
maybe if I don't say this is a snail shell, sometimes people will ask what shell is this.