I was having a blissful solo walk around an area called 'Wreck Point' in Currarong on NSW's South Coast one morning. It's a short stroll through the bush from the Abrahams Bosom (yeah, great name for a beach) carpark, and also a popular spot with divers, spear fishermen, rock fishermen and just people having a mosey like me.

The 'beach' there is made up of these beautiful shells, which I think look like fragments of a rainbow. There was a small swell that day so as the tide came in the water was crashing into the sand. The waves made a tinkling sound dragging the shells to and fro. 

I played around with my shutter settings to abstract the shells with the water, and loved the results... Hence, this collection!