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Uploaded: 09/30/06 2:51 PM GMT
on the move
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what i liked about this photograph taken at low tide is that you can see how far the starfish has moved. he's still alive and is anticipating the return of high water. he has stayed covered and has left tracks.
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::ResDesOK
09/30/06 2:59 PM GMT
Besides being a very interesting subject, Jen, this is really well done. The shadows and light are in good balance - and I just like the way it looks!!! :))
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Hey! how unusual...aint seen owt like this before...I know they have to move about...but haven't had the chance to see!..........Lovely presentation of what nature is all about.........
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Great picture, great desktop.
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Wonderful shot, Jen. I love the way the tide left the sand in layers and ridges. Marvelous info about the starfish. That is wonderful how he looks like the sand because he has covered himself in it and awaits the return of the sea.
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Fascinating. I've done my share of beachcombing, but I've never seen anything like this before. Not to mention the fact that it's an excellent photograph, fun to look at, and will make a fine piece of wallpaper!
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Terrific path he's leaving Jen and I find so interesting that he's exactly the same color as the sand around him for protection. The texture and framing are great and it's really lovely on the DT. So glad you shared this one.
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Nice capture Jen!! This is really neat! Reminds me of a shooting star leaving a "tail" behind it! Good eye finding this;well done!
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Ought to call him shooting star. Really neat capture Jen. Nice shadows and textures.
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I'm sure he is waiting for some water to roll in. he looks a little dry. My goodness, I can make out EVERY grain of sand. Nice work.
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very interesting and great use of light. this is definately going on my favorites!
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This is great Jen,beautiful desktop and into my favs !!
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joy is not in things, it's in us !!!
It will not take a detective to figure this one out. He left prints during his get away. Excellent photo.
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An amazing shot Jen ... the lighting, shadows, & composition are all perfect. Looks magnificent on the desktop. I'm faving this one. Excellent!!!!
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That's really an great Capture Jen!
What a lucky find!!
What a lucky find!!
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great close up jen - he is certainly determined to get back in the water! Patti
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I've seen hundreds of starfish and never did know how they moved. Nice catch! Thanks
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I like the divisions through the ripples on the sand
and the somewhat monochrome aspect to it
the movement by the starfish is almost like motion blur and again well postitioned
the light from such an oblique angle makes the most of the available relief deepening the 3d of it
the fine detail in the grains of sand is superb
such an excellent photo
and the somewhat monochrome aspect to it
the movement by the starfish is almost like motion blur and again well postitioned
the light from such an oblique angle makes the most of the available relief deepening the 3d of it
the fine detail in the grains of sand is superb
such an excellent photo
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I never knew they could move out of water. What a wonderful capture you have here Jeenie. This is definately top drawer and in my Favorites.
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He's so sand covered I thought he was a sand creation you'd made! What great detail and lighting in this shot Jen. Also a compelling composition with wonderful energy. anne :-)
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I agree...this is a fantastic post Jen. An interesting subject captured with awesome detail! VERY well done.
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Very nice...now confess...you pushed it across the sand going vroom vroom.
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A starfish's footprints in the sand. Wow! I like everything about this photograph, from colors and lighting, content and framing, ... everything. Into the fave it goes and I think I'll need a patient starfish to brighten up my desktop tomorrow. Thank you for sharing this, very lovely indeed :)
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A Amazing capture,Jen..Agree ChuPat:Never knew they could move out of water..Cool
color..Excellent post..
color..Excellent post..
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grat, i've never seen anything like this!!! good job!
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What a wonderful find and a great presentation. This is an amazing wallpaper image.
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I like the image Jen how it has come up. But the real beauty of this creature is when its in water so you should have thrown it back in their.
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The starfish is one with sand, how long does he have here concerning done?
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Yes, this picture is awesome! Thank you for my desktop picture for today! (and probably longer). Also in my favs now. cheers, Quiet
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I find it amazing.....but also sad....! I woulda had to interfere with nature and toss it back into the sea...!
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I'm late as usual, but couldn't pass this by without saying how much I like it. A very simple image yet elegantly captured with perfect lighting to emphasize the textures of the sand and the definition of the starfish. Excellent!
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i love the clarity here. the subject itself is a fun image, but the shadows... the shadows really make the image a home run. very nicely done.
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