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One of my Platy fish called Torsten.
Took that picture to document Torstens evolution, because it's fins become more and more colorfull with time. When I bought it they were pure black.
The mahi mahi were so thick they kept beating the marlin and other species to the lures. In the end we were trying to avoid them!
Apparently it's quite an unwanted infestation of the Georgia waters, due to people flushing their home aquarium fish.
we swam through large schools of these the past week- some truly huge fish, the biggest was as long as my arm
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DF400 from the top, reduced area with black paper surrounded,lights whichever swims into the area.
The front one is actually closer to my in camera flash+toilet paper cover.The in camera flash was at the right hand side because I hold my camera in different way.
Once again, blue coloured transparent sheet placed on the bottom.
Idaho Fish and Game fish transport truck at Nature Center getting ready to unload chinook salmon. I was lucky to be there when it arrived. Photo by Frank
Yellow tang (Zebrasoma flavescens), black Achilles tang (Acanthurus achilles), and chub (species indeterminate). Hawaii, Maui.
Photographer: David Burdick.
Yorkshire style.
Cooked in dripping.
The strange thing is that this place (not plaice) is a stone's throw from the fishing port of Whitby and we saw the staff loading the storeroom with cod...from Russia. So much for food miles.
Fish fry. People around camp fire. 1925.
Name of Expedition: Zoological Expedition to Southern Georgia
Participants: Leon L. Walters, Taxidermist; Mr. H.L. Stoddard of U.S. Biological Survey
Expedition Date: 1925
Purpose or Aims: To collect material for diorama showing American Alligator, nest and eggs, for Zoology Reptiles.
Location: Lake Linden, Thomas County, Georgia, United States of America, North America
Original material: 4x5 inch interpositive film
Digital Identifier: CSZ49656
Scuba diving off the Barrier Reef off Ambergris Caye Belize. If you know what kind of fish these are help me out here please and tag them. I would greatly appreciate the help I have no Idea what I saw just that it was cool.
Found this photo being used here:
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without link or attribution
Black & white image -pen used: Tachikawa fine nib pen (india ink). From 'Shroo's World' - www.artyshroo.blogspot.co.uk