Two ammonite fossils display contrasting surfaces, casting four shadows.
A close up front view of two pieces of ammonite fossil on the left and right. The fossil is cut in half and has the outside portion displayed on the left and the inside smoother portion displayed on the right. Both of the fossils have the same shape; almost like a near circular gastropod shell a snail would use. Both of the two fossils cast a dark shadow underneath them onto a white colored surface, with both of them casting another shadow that is far lighter slightly upward yet touching the other darker shadow, creating a total of four visible shadows from the fossils in what appears to be a partially visible glass display. The numbers "8665", are written in black on the fossil on the right, in its bottom right portion. Both of the fossils are orientated the same with their thickest portion in the bottom right. In the background a blue colored art design is visible and appears painted on a white wall that engulfs the background. The blue design is visible across the view ad appears to be leaves.