Coral fish
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When Zorind was in hiss 167th year he made a few credits taking rich clients on fishing trips in the coastal waters of Sin X-Sin Y,mostly they were after the SinSin fighting fish known as Grimp Devils.Not to be confused with Grimp Angels,the fighting fish have a spiked sword on the upper frontal lobe. / The fishing done beneath the surface using Gelt Lazers and breathing shells,many a fisherbeing as ended up food for the Grimp Devil. ............... from the Pamphlet “The 100 careers of Zorind Rakkmnn” page 2. This is a fractal painting using 14 fractals and Photoshop.
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The very elusive pygmy seahorse. If you only knew how difficult these animals are to find you would be so impressed with this shot. Nikon D200 (underwater) / 105mm VR macro
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A crocodile fish waits still on the bottom of the ocean, patiently stalking its prey. Amazing detail around the eye.
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A hermit crab takes its house for a walk…
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A crab nibbles away at a limpet under one of Melbourne’s piers. This pylon at Rye pier is covered with a brightly coloured sponge. If you look closely you can see some of the junk carelessly discarded by people, it litters the sea floor. A bit sad really.
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A lionfish (Pterois Volitans) poses in front of my camera, on a dive I did in Indonesia
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taken at SeaWorld , Gold Coast Australia at the new Shark Bay attraction. amazing!
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Made in Ultra Fractal 4
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Image copyright © 2008 Lisa C. Weber. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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Beneath the sea live and the angelic mermaids.
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Sea Slug
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Wayag is a remote group of Islands off the Western Coast of West Papua in Indonesia. About an hour and a half by speed boat from the Raja Ampat archipeligo. It is not well known but has some wonderful limestone islands jutting out of the surrounding aqua marine sea. Nikon D200
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Colorful Sea Fan on a Ras Mohamed
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Paracirrhites forsteri. Variably reddish-brown to olive above, in adults usually becoming black posteriorly and pale below; head with small dark red to black spots. Taken in Sharm El Sheikh. Freckled Hawkfish belongs to the following groups:
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Image copyright © 2009 Lisa C. Weber. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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This drawing has been my biggest challenge to date. I chose the scene and large size to help me learn colored pencils and patience. Nearly 60 hours spread out over 13 months has taught me valuable lessons. There are a dozen species of coral, five species of fish, and several other animals. I deliberately chose species native to the Great Barrier Reef to ensure they all would be found in the same area in real life. To read about the process of creating this drawing and descriptions of each species, please take a look at my blog. Many of the species found in coral reefs are endangered because of the delicate balance of the water chemistry and temperature. 30”x15” Prismacolor colored pencil on BFK Rives 100% cotton paper, 2009. Original available.
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Alone
by JoshdbakerI took this from on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. A fish swimming all alone in the ocean!
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Coral Grouper with zoom effect. Taken in the Red Sea.
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Shark and anemone fish together in a coral reef
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Colorful Corals in Tubbataha, Philippines
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Grey reef shark captured with slow shutter speed in Roatan, Honduras
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Anemone fish in their anemone. Philippines
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Glass Fish with slow shutter speed, Indonesia
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