Mussels 

96 creative works found

  • Melaleuca Magic
    by Louise Cooke

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    Mussel Pool is part of the Bennett Brook, which originates from a superficial ground water aquifer. It is home to a wide variety of species, such as tortoises, gilgie, western minow and these magical melaleucas. For enquires about canvas prints, or photographic prints larger than Redbubble options, please contact me via bubblemail

  • mussels II
    by cathy savels

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    string/acrylic on wood / This image is the featured icon image for the Seashells group. For commissioned work you can contact Cathy at cathy@cathysavels.com and please visit cathy savels

  • Mussel Point
    by Ben Pacificar

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    Location: Mussel Point Daly City / Technique: HDR (High Dynamic Range) / . / Featured in Group: / “Northern California Style” – March 8, 2009 / “A Beautiful Blur” – March 8, 2009 / . After watching an episode on the National Geographic channel on earthquakes, I was looking forward to shooting this location. But with bad luck lingering around me that day it sure made it difficult: / 1. Forgot the connecting plate for my ball head so I was about to go “3Podless” / 2. Desperately seeking a Photo shop in Frisco to purchase a new ballhead. / 3. Finding parking in Downtown Frisco was darn near impossible. / 4. Getting lost on my way to my 1st location tested my breaking point. / 5. And last but not least, removing my old ball head to install the new one took well over 30 mins. With the sun setting in the backround my mood for shooting that day was quickly diminishing. Mussel Point is located in Daly City just north of Pacifica along Highway 1. It is where the San Andreas fault line meets land and just runs straight down to Southern Kali.

  • Waterbaby
    by James Birkbeck

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  • Life's a Beach
    by Wendi Donaldson

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    Canon 400D Tofino area, Vancouver Island, British Columbia / FEATURED in Islands Of The World (03 27 09)

  • Mussel Wall
    by Ben Ryan

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    A rock surface at low tide reveals a wall of mussels clinging to the surface, waiting for the water to climb once more. Wilson’s Promintory, Victoria, Australia

  • Knoydart Mussels
    by Kevin Skinner

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    Couldn’t resist the textures and contrasts of this scene of, literally, thousands of mussels huddled together on the rocks at the Knoydart Pennisula, west coast of Scotland

  • Winter Reflections
    by Claire Farley

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    Taken in Whiteman Park’s Mussel Pool today (6thAug) The sun was out and not too many people about, mind you the place is heavily populated on the weekend!

  • Lunch Time
    by Elf Evans

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    Along the main road inside the walls @ Intra-Muros, around the corner from an exhibition of some of my African Statuettes & Musical Instruments, at Les Naufrages Du Temp Gallery, 7 May 2009. Copyright /

  • After My Latee....
    by linaji

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    / This is what I had for Lunch that day.. I have been working on presentation.. I may get a little job for a new food establishment and want to bring them some shots.. So I have a couple latte shots and vino shots..like the lattee set up and I am going to do a few foodies.. Here is the shot and the type.. what do you think…? xox

  • Colourful Mussels
    by Rob Parsons

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    15.2.09 – Afternoon winter sun bringing out the wonderful colours of the mussels at Sandymouth Bay on the North Cornwall coast. Taken with a Fujifilm 10mp s8100.

  • This design was inspired by listening to my old tapes from school days. “Annie Get Your Gun” was a single released by the New Wave band Squeeze in 1982.

  • mussels
    by cathy savels

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    string/oil on wood For commissioned work you can contact Cathy at cathy@cathysavels.com and please visit cathy savels

  • Reflective moment
    by Louise Cooke

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    Reflection on the water, reflection on the past. Like many West Aussie families in the 70’s, we liked to picnic at Mussel Pool. I don’t remember the park in detail, but on a recent visit, a sense of familiarity rose. Memories of inky water, dancing light and children laughing. Our greatest adventures were in our minds, acted out on the grassy banks of the pool. Shot on the same day as “Ripples, reeds, reflections” For enquires about canvas prints, or photographic prints larger than Redbubble options, please contact me via bubblemail

  • Little Mussels
    by Samara Lee

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  • Mmmmm Mussel's.
    by Larry Davis

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    A pot of Green Lipped Mussel’s at the Mussel Pot in Havelock NZ. / *!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_ These are to die for_ !!!!!!!!!!!!!! / They bring them out in a large saucepan, so when you eat the mussels, you have a type of chowder in the bottom, that you can soak up with bread. / I had garlic & herbs in mine…... Mmmmmm ===================================== click here! if you want to see all the New Zealand images so far in this portfolio.

  • A drift of mussels
    by kalaryder

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    A drift of tiny mussels across a rock on Dunsborugh beach in the south west of Western Australia / Camera”Olympus FE240 compact, as-is no changes

  • Mussel Beach
    by stephaniek

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    This photo was taken today at Crystal Cove State Beach….............down by San Clemente, California. /

  • Trio of Shells
    by Mark Wilson

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    The beach at Bedruthan Steps is home to many sea creatures, mussels, whelks and molluscs that cling to the sea washed rocks at the foot of the cliffs.

  • From my Alternate Worlds series, 2006. Greeting Card format.

  • Mussels
    by Edith Farrell

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    These mussels were located on the beach at the The Oregon House at low tide. They were covering all the rocks along the the sea stars and other creatures. They looked awesome and I couldn’t resist. Edith This was taken wtih my Fuji S3100 and is straight from the camera.

  • Ghost Starfish
    by Lozzle

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    When out rockpooling during the spring low tide today I came across a rock – like every rock – covered in baby mussels. One difference, however, was that it had a shape like half a starfish that was just clean rock. A starfish must have been there for ages, when the mussels formed, and then either got eaten, or moved of its own accord. / Taken at Sidmouth Beach, by Jacobs Ladder

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