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Close-up of natural colours on the wet walls of the Wogan Cave, under Pembroke Castle, South Wales. The colours are probably created by algae or chemical processes on the wet rock.
another shot from my short photo trip to garrapata with my friend this past week. this was one of first shot series I took (note this was 2 shots put together, one for sky and one for foreground). i cant wait to get some more money to pay for another grad nd filter, although first i gotta save up for all the materials to get my Divemaster training and cert.
A small six rayed star one the underside of a piece of nori seaweed. His toes were just peeking over the edge. Bean Hollow State Park, Pescadero, CA. View the larger size to see the tiny tube feet.
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In 2011 James spent two months living and working on UmPhafa Private Nature Reserve in South Africa. For more information, writing and images, please visit www.jamesborrell.co.uk
Some very strange algae flooting on the water tonight, don't smell to clever either.
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This is a form of Algae on one of my customers swimming pool, I thought it looked cool !
Quality not very good as I had to shoot this on my phone.