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Harbour Life
© LynEve
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Uploaded: 04/12/18 2:00 PM GMT
Harbour Life
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I sat on a low wall beside the Harbour in Honolulu and was entertained by a show of wonderful marine life so clearly visible. I have no idea what sort of fish this is. I was amazed by the colours of the fish and the clarity of the water.
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.icedancer
04/12/18 3:04 PM GMT
Excellent detail of this very pretty fish, love it
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Water looks so clear..good details on this good looking fish too
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A very attractive fish with good detail and blends in well with his environment...great marine shot, Lyn.
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Winter is on my head, but eternal spring is in my heart. (Victor Hugo)
It sure has some pretty markings LE. Nice to know there is some clear water around. Great photo.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
A good close up of this cool looking fishy. tigs=^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
I thought this was a shot from an aquarium! Very well taken photo with good details on fish and surroundings.
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Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors.
It's a HBAMW-fish (Hit By A Magic Wand fish), Lyn, ☺ .
Seen and captured perfectly.
Seen and captured perfectly.
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Very well captured ... details are excellent ... quite taken by surprise by the pattern on the fish. Great work!
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It's a Pacific Bird Wrasse (Gomphosus varius), Lyn, most likely an adult male. "Juvenile and female bird wrasses are white and gray in color with a reddish upper snout. Later in life, females undergo a sex change, becoming functional males and the color pattern changes to solid blue-green. Before the life cycle was understood, the two color forms were regarded as separate wrasse species." I saw a photo of this exact breed, a gray body with electric blue stripes and black dots, shot by a snorkel diver while up close to the fish, and their capture wasn't any clearer than yours, so kudos for spotting it and more kudos for getting an image this nice from above the surface!! I used to scuba dive in the pacific and know that it's not always an easy trick.
-Nik
-Nik
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