Kraken
18 creative works found
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I’ve had Kraken on the mind a little bit lately, so have ended up with this image and my Kraken story. This image isn’t painting a scene from the story, as I didn’t have a commercial fishing ship image to play with (that’s okay, I’m not looking for one…!)
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tree apo flame fractals-100%, sharpened and color corrected ,no script- only fiddling by hand ;-) / psp for border , sig , merging and a little pw . thanks have a nice time folks! best greetings / renderix/sunrender
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The badlands stretch for 4000 miles on Kraken Tor,you need a good map for treking though this,even then!!! / Legend as it there’s a City of the Ancients somewhere out there,some have looked / and some even came back. / Its a forbidding place at any time. Excerpt from Chapter 63 of the “Travels of Zorind Rakkmnn”.
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Pair of cuttlefish. Taken on a night dive at Port Stephens, NSW, Australia. Cuttlefish change colour/pattern to communicate, camoflauge themselves and intimidate predators. These two are using two different patterns.
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The giant cuttlefish is a large species that lives around southern Australia. Full size males can reach a metre in length.
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Uploaded for a challenge, no need to comment I just made this photo last week, without knowing that this challenge for gold and silver things was coming up. I wanted to make a new shot of this creation in order to put it up for sale in my jewellery Etsy shop. It is one of my miniature sculptures, which can also be worn as pendant, knitted and crocheted with very thin 14K gold-filled wire. The eyes are made of two 4mm garnets (pink ruby colour), and the golden beast is trying to sink the Black Pearl pirate ship. The latter is also crocheted with sterling silver wire and decorated with black peacock freshwater pearls, then heavily oxydized for a worn and crusty look. Focal length 44mm / ISO-100 / Aperture f/7,1 / Shutter 1/100 sec. Shot in aperture priority, on a black granite tile (with some gray speckles) / Nikon D60 / AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR Featured in the group Statues and Such on April 18, 2009
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Un momento típico de las historias de marineros.
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Krakens: International Eating Competitions Champs From a poster I had done last year, depicting why Krakens make bad pets. Reason one? They have voracious appetites. (For the solid colour version, see here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/thesilent/clothing/1298448-2-voracious )
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Small sea squid. Taken on high zoom at range of about 8m. Edited heavily with GIMP. Taken at Portland, Victoria, Australia.
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Krakens: International Eating Competitions Champs From a poster I had done last year, depicting why Krakens make bad pets. Reason one? They have voracious appetites. Don’t forget to send me a photo if you buy a shirt! <3>
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Big fin reef squid – threat display / Red Sea, 2005
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The Old Gods never looked so good. / Sport Cthulhu’s head on your chest and be the envy of all the kids on your block.
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Gargantuan sea monsters I have loved (Review)
by DamianGiant beasts lurking out of sight in the depths capture the imagination. Partly because there is the very real possibility that unknown c…
Subtitle: When Biology Attacks – the Sea Monster Genre. / A brief review of sea monsters in fiction. Some of my favourites, and why they’re great! This has been published in the first issue of Greenbeardmag.
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the Kraken
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