This image displays an overhead, close-up view of approximately 150-200 diverse marine gastropod shells meticulously arranged on a flat, uniform white surface

This image displays an overhead, close-up view of approximately 150-200 diverse marine gastropod shells meticulously arranged on a flat, uniform white surface. The scene is located in Rishpon, Israel. The shells exhibit a wide range of shapes, including ovate, conical, bivalve, and elongated spiral forms. Their coloration varies extensively, encompassing shades of white, cream, beige, brown, grey, dark grey, reddish-orange, purple, and pale green. Many shells present intricate patterns such as spots, stripes, and marbled textures, including specific examples with black and white grid patterns, red and white banding, and mottled brown and cream surfaces. Surface textures range from smooth and glossy to ridged or bumpy. The shells are organized into informal rows and columns, covering the entire visible area of the white background. No individuals, other animate entities, or discernible actions are present. The environment appears to be an indoor setting with consistent, even illumination.