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Jelly fish in motion.
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Uploaded: 08/14/07 6:49 PM GMT
Jelly fish in motion.
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Time for another of those "moving cam with long shutter time" pictures. Last time we were in the deep space, and this time we have gone deep under water. Jelly fish juveniles, and lots of them, swimming towards the light of the surface. But beware! Fishes are lurking in the darkness. Do you see them?
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.21citrouilles
08/16/07 7:57 PM GMT
It makes for a fantastic abstract. I love the colours and the movements. :)
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It is a very unique shot. From curiousity how long was your shutter open and of what did you take this?
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Garren Wilkins an insane little one...
Cool photo. I can see the fish! Great idea.
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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia- Fear of long words.
This shot like this appeals to me. I like the flow of it and the colours. Very nice.
Ian :)
Ian :)
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wow, this is really excellent!! i loved Star Strikes, but i think i like this one even more! the movement and flow are very appealing, and makes it very beautiful and unique. this is really great art, i hope to see more images like this one!! well done!!!
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GameHippie - The Jellyfish are actually partly sunlight and pieces of the sky. The photo is taken up through the dense canopy of a walnut tree.
The "tech-specs" are: f/22, ISO100 and 1/3 sec shutter speed.
The image has been manipulated in Photoshop.
Oh yes, and the dark fishes are bright leaves on the original - you'd never guessed that, eh?
The "tech-specs" are: f/22, ISO100 and 1/3 sec shutter speed.
The image has been manipulated in Photoshop.
Oh yes, and the dark fishes are bright leaves on the original - you'd never guessed that, eh?
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"The point is that I am now a perfectly safe penguin, and my colleague here is rapidly running out of limbs!"
-Ford Prefect
Fascinating, especially when one reads how you made it. It's a great piece of creativity. Normally I'm not much for abstract pictures, but I like this one a lot.
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