A Conch Shell, old on age. We do not know how old, but it is a long while since it housed a living animal in the ocean. It has lost all its colors and the natural mutter of pearl coat. Black spots showing and cracks. Long time ago, after the animal died, the ocean took the shell. The shell was moved by storms, tides and currents, hundreds of miles or just a docent. We do not know. Meanwhile the salt of the ocean were eating on the coating. Some time it was put on a beach backed in the bleaching sun. Maybe it was taken again by the ocean, put on another beach. We only imagine what could have been; but we do not know. The only thing we know is; if this shell could speak, we would listen to a very interesting story.
Sony DSC-H9, f/4, 1/100 sec, focal 5 mm, max aperture set 2.875, natural light, no flash, emboss subtle to intensify the texture, cropped