The Photography of Jon Rendell

Sea Urchin Shells

Sea urchin shells — scientifically known as tests — are the hard, internal skeletons left behind after a sea urchin dies and its spines fall away..

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Sand dollars are flat, burrowing sea urchins

 

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Splendid fare for birds

 

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Jon Rendell was born into an auteur/photog family in Melbourne, Australia, in 1957 and grew up around cameras and film. He honed his craft under renowned photographer Athol Shmith at what is now Swinburne University (Prahran Campus, Melbourne). He was always captivated by shadows and finds himself hard -wired to focusing on the transitory, abstract shapes that come and go with the available light. For more of his photography in Scene4, check the Archives.

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