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Osprey carrying sizeable common bream accross the sky after catching it just few seconds before on a lake in Western Finland in early May 2023.
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got these wonderful fresh sea breams last night and prepared them in a very mediterranean fashion with lots of garlic, cherry tomatoes, capers and parsley .... YUMM :)
to Julian Bream who died on August 14th 2020
here is a beautiful film on him and his music:
from archives 2011
This Bream just had a really bad day. This Anhinga speared this Bream is just the perfect place right into the Bream's brain, and it is stone cold dead. The problem is that the Bream is too big for the Anhinga to eat, and the Anhinga can't shake it off. After some struggling it finally shook off the Bream. I couldn't help but laugh.
View towards the settlement of Pakiri and Pakiri Beach on Auckland's east coast. Out to sea on the right are the Hen and Chicken Islands and the two headlands in the upper left are called Bream Head (looks like an island) and Bream Tail. The photo is a panorama from two horizontal frames, taken from Te Araroa (The long pathway), a hiking trail that runs the length of New Zealand.
Quite far away but with a huge fish :-)
Flying Osprey with white bream (fish ID by Joe's coworker who is a fisherman :-))
Seen near the look-out (Westturm) of the nature-sanctuary Steinhuder Meer - Niedersachsen - Germany.
Ziemlich weit weg aber mit riesigem Fisch :-)
Fliegender Fischadler mit Güster (Fischname von Jörgs Kollegen, der angelt :-))
Gesehen beim Beobachtungsturm (Westturm) im Naturschutzgebiet am Steinhuder Meer - Niedersachsen.
The conditions were not ideal but I still struck out from Meudon Hotel down the botanical garden ravine to Bream Cove. As I approached the beach I felt the full force of 50KM winds and could smell the salty spray. Keeping the tripod steady was not easy but I was not going to miss the dawn I only had two days at the hotel.
(EN) Rainbow monocle bream - (FR) Brême de mer arc-en-ciel
Scolopsis temporalis, Lembeh Strait, Sulawesi, Indonesia
School of black bream. Wonderful how varied fish look in photographs, sometimes bright reflections from their scales, sometimes none, often in the same photograph, sometimes in the same fish.
Just one of many Ukiyo-e Japanese woodblock prints that I bought during a collecting phase in my younger life spending far too much money on them but I love them all!
This one is by Utagawa Hirishige, one of the masters of the art who lived from 1797 to 1858. It is from a series, untitled, on Large Fish and depicts a larger Black Bream, two smaller Sea Bream and Sansho Pepper. He produced this series between 1832 and 1833 when still a young man.
It is a large print, about 45cm wide.
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Taranga (Hen) Island is seen through some gnarly pohutukawa trees from a stretch of coast featuring 'pancake rocks'. Taranga is the main island of the Hen and Chicken Islands off the coast of northern New Zealand. It is long and thin with a length of 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) and an average width of less than 1 km (0.6 mi). A remnant of a four-million-year-old volcano, the island is dominated by a rocky ridge reaching to about 417 metres (1,368 ft) at its highest point. The island is noted for its bird life with colonies of seabirds as well as forest birds which have become scarce or extinct on the mainland. The photo is a handheld focus stack from 3 files processed in Zerene Stacker, metadata get lost in the process. Olympus OM 5, Panasonic 12-32 lens, focal length (35mm): 64mm, f/7.1, 1/500 sec
Bream Head, near Whangerei heads, New Zealand. A bit of a slippery rock climb to get up to this vantage point
Ruakākā is a beachside residential area with a mix of holiday and permanent homes. Ruakākā Beach is part of Bream Bay, a sweeping 13 kilometre expanse of white sand and waves popular for a range of water activities including surfing and kite surfing.
A coarse fishing gem situated within 20 minutes of Dundee Perth & Blairgowrie and 1 hour from Edinburgh. This loch having only been lightly fished for coarse species in recent years is teaming with coarse specimens and will offer the visiting angler something a little more unique to the visiting coarse angler.
Lairds Loch is situated in the heart of the Sidlaw Hills at Tullybaccart near Blairgowrie, Perth & Dundee in North Ballo Wood at Halliburton.
This crystal 10-acre loch is home to Carp, Bream, Tench, Roach & Perch which have now been in the loch for approximately 30 years.
Recently, the loch has attracted course fishers due to the high average size and quantity of fish. Lairds also as well as a very healthy natural stock of wild brown trout averaging 12oz – 1lb with many larger ones being also being caught each season.
This fish, called black sea bream (Chinu), is a popular fish among people who enjoy fishing. The chinu he caught is of a relatively large size.
(EN) Whitestreak monocle bream - (FR) Brême de mer à taches orange
Scolopsis ciliatus, Anda, Philippines
My son had said the sunrises were fantastic. But I was so laid up with a chest infection caught on the way out (I blame the aircraft ventilation), I hadn't the energy to rise early and look out from the decking in front of our cabin. We went out on a small boat to the Hen and Chicks islands on the horizon, fishing for snapper (Captain Cook made a mistake when he named it Bream Bay). And on the way back with our haul of snapper we had an close encounter with at least one Brydes whale in the choppy seas.
Marion Bay Beach > Tasmania
26 June 2016
Nikon D7200, ISO 100, f20, 10mm, 1/100s
Where the creek meets the sea!
The storms that hit the east coast of Australia battered the coastline, Marion Bay Beach lost loads of sand exposing the wreck of the Zephyr, washed away dunes and changed the course of the creek mouth.
Access to the beach is now so much easier only a short walk from the new viewing platform.
Bream Bay (Whanga-A-Tamure) lies on the east coast of Northland, the northernmost region of New Zealand. The bay was named by Captain James Cook after noticing that the bay's waters were teeming with bream, although it is now thought he saw Australasian Snapper. He also named Bream Head and Bream Tail which are the areas at the very top and bottom of the bay itself.
Second of a matched pair of images featuring the same scene from slightly different angles :-)
Under very heavy, oppressive, overcast, the creeping flood tide advances over the salt flats of Sedbury Creek, Marion Bay/Bream Creek in southern Tasmania.
Sedbury Creek empties into the curiously-named Porpoise Hole - an extension of the greater Blackman Bay.
Ricoh GRiii, 18.3mm f/2.8, 1/800th sec at f/8, ISO 320
About two hours' drive north of Auckland is Bream Bay. The 13-mile sweep of white sand begins at Marsden Point in the north and ends at Langs Beach in the south, and contains the small towns of One Tree Point, Ruakaka, Waipu, and Waipu Cove. The beaches are the most obvious reason to visit Bream Bay, as they're among the best in the country,
A surprise visit from an Osprey at the local resevoir the other day. Maybe a one off for an easy catch whilst the bream were spawning so they'd be really vsible from the air. It's not been back since. It got a heck of a mobbing from the local crows and buzzards but brushed them off easily enough.
Had a bunch of decayed cold fronts and low pressure troughs pass over us yesterday that brought a solid wedge of stratocumulus over the island. It was very gloomy for a while and very, very still.
I jumped in the car and headed out. This is Bream (Brim) Creek Lagoon at Marion Bay on our south-east coastline. Landform dominating the skyline is Cape Bernier with Hellfire Bluff at the eastern end. The faint, blue strip of land to the east of that is Maria Island separated from the mainland of Tasmania by Mercury Passage.
Marion Bay is an acknowledge bird sanctuary and home to Little (Fairy) Penguins, Dotterels, Plovers and sundry Sandpipers, Oystercatchers and Herons to name a few.
I mainly shot film for the session but this one is with the Ricoh after exhausting the film in both Fujis.
Ricoh GRiii, 18.3mm f/2.8, 1/800th sec at f/8, ISO 320
Make it BIG :-)
(EN) Bridled monocle bream - (FR) Brême de mer à écharpe
Monocle breams at night series, 3/4: Scolopsis bilineata, Pura Island, Indonesia
An interesting find at Stradbroke Island, Flat Rock; this tropical bream came up close to check out my camera in around 20 m of water, among the grey nurse sharks
Under very heavy, oppressive overcast, the creeping flood tide advances over the salt flats of Sedbury Creek, Marion Bay/Bream Creek in southern Tasmania.
Sedbury Creek empties into the curiously-named Porpoise Hole - an extension of the greater Blackman Bay.
Ricoh GRiii, 18.3mm f/2.8, 1/500th sec at f/8, ISO 320
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Under very heavy, oppressive, overcast, the creeping flood tide advances over the salt flats of Sedbury Creek, Marion Bay/Bream Creek in southern Tasmania.
Sedbury Creek empties into the curiously-named Porpoise Hole - an extension of the greater Blackman Bay.
Ricoh GRiii, 18.3mm f/2.8, 1/800th sec at f/8, ISO 320