Ammonite Fossil Spiral Chambers Dry Season Calabar in near Calabar

Ammonite Fossil Spiral Chambers Dry Season Calabar

by Zoey Boyd

Pale beige and cream tones dominate the tightly framed fossil, revealing the intricate spiral chambers of an ammonite shell. The dry season air leaves the surrounding soil cracked and dusty, against the smooth, calcified surface of the ancient specimen. Bright midmorning light, diffused by heavy overcast skies, eliminates harsh shadows while highlighting the subtle ridges and growth lines etched into the rock. A metal caliper rests against the shell, its silver jaws open to measure the curvature of the latest chamber. Fine particles of red earth rest on the crevices, anchoring the prehistoric object in the specific geology of the Calabar region. The spiral tightens inward, ending in a small, dark aperture at the center.

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Camera Nikon D7000*AI-imagined, not shot. For real Nikon D7000 photos, grab one online.
Focal Length 54mm
Aperture f/2.8
Shutter Speed 1/250
ISO 200
Film processed in Luminar
Location near Calabar
Date 2018-09-08
Credit VEETER
Coordinates 5.1974, 7.4411
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