A Basket of Sea Biscuits Wood Print

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A BASKET OF SEA BISCUITS is a photograph by Carla Parris.

This woven basketfull of white sea biscuits was photographed at The Tin Shed, a nautical theme gift shop in the Gulf Coast town of Apalachicola, Florida.

Sea biscuits are a rounded type of sand dollar. These, and the more common flattened sand dollars, are burrowing sea urchins. They are all members of the Clypeasteroida botanical order.

These plump, puffy looking shells, which remind me of the cute and lovable little Pillsboro dough boy, seem perfectly named.

These round shells, with their five-pointed shell design on the top, are also called sea cookies, snapper biscuits, and pansy shells.

My love of photography grew out of capturing images from my travels, so photographs of beautiful and interesting places comprise a large portion of my portfolio. I am a Southern girl, and love the beauty that is in my back yard, so there are also lots of images from close to home. These include images of our beautiful Gulf Coast beaches, which I visit any time I can! I also enjoy capturing images of interesting flora and fauna, and wildlife images I am able to capture with my newest telephoto lens! I am a painter, as well as a photographer, and offer galleries of paintings and mixed media pieces. My interest in traditional art has spilled over to my post processing of photographs, and in addition to images with minimal post...