Red orange yellow - March 2015 Sea Glass Photo Contest

by Jeanine Hinman
(Buffalo, N.Y)

Awesome pendant piece red orange yellow beach glass

Awesome pendant piece red orange yellow beach glass

~ sea glass contest photo was submitted by Jeanine Hinman, Buffalo, N.Y.

Where was this photo taken?


On Lake Erie , Buffalo, N.Y

Date, time of day, and weather conditions?

March 20, 2015

What were your feelings or impressions when taking this photo of beach glass?

My husband and I were walking on the beach on a cold but sunny day.

There  is still a lot of snow on the beach and as we were trekking through the snow mounds I saw a a little red coming through the snow . 

Thinking  it was probably a piece of plastic I went over and kicked around the snow only to find the most perfectly shaped and washed piece of beach glass w all the rarest colors in one red yellow and orange.

I was so excited to find a awesome pendant piece especially  in the winter.  

What a awesome day!


What kind of camera and/or lens did you use?

My cell phone

What tips do you have for taking good photos of sea glass?

If you find a awesome piece of beach glass use whatever you have with you for photography




~ sea glass contest photo was submitted by Jeanine Hinman, Buffalo, N.Y.


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Comments for Red orange yellow - March 2015 Sea Glass Photo Contest

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Aug 05, 2016
 Rare colors
by: Jami

Hi. I have a very very similar piece that I found last spring in Malibu, CA. Yours and mine look almost identical. Very cool!

Look at my photo I entered in July's photo contest 2016.

Congrats! I know how fun it was to discover!

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