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This is a photo of three colorful koi fish swimming in the pond, digitally enhanced with painterly type effects to create a dramatic semi-abstract piece with light and movement.
Koi fish, a colored varity of Amur carp (Cyprinus rubrofuscus) in the Terrace Lagoon, a 18,500-gallon pond off Front Street at the San Diego Zoo.
From the archives.
This was taken from a local koi pond in our area.
I like the variety of colors in the fish here, and also I'm mesmerized by the light reflections on the water surface.
The fish du jour this season appears to be some sort of non-native goldfish or perhaps koi whose well meaning, but misguided owners have liberated them into the local waters.
Huntley Meadows Park
Alexandria, VA
(re-edit of 2017 image)
This gorgeous Koi was swimming lazily by me in the pond, and this is one of many images that I captured.
The water surface is invisible here, except for the blue ripples, making the fish to appear suspended in the air above!
The complete cloud cover of the day made it much easier to come away with nice images, due to the lack of harsh reflections on the water's surface that direct sunlight often produces. I had no polarizing filter here, so the clouds above me were my natural filter.
Anyone who has photographed water scenes knows exactly what I'm talking about :)
There were several color variations among the Koi, but I felt this gold one was exquisite and it positively glowed!
Taken at the Bookworm Garden pond in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
La carpe koï est une race de poissons ornementaux appartenant à la sous-espèce de la carpe commune Cyprinus carpio carpio Linnaeus.
Très prisé et élevé en Chine, en Corée, au Japon et au Vietnam, ce poisson d'eau douce a été obtenu à partir de croisements entre individus sélectionnés de la Carpe commune qui vivait à l'origine dans les rizières.
Essentiellement végétarienne, cette carpe n'est pas un prédateur malgré sa grande taille. Ces poissons arborent diverses couleurs et sont très prisées par les collectionneurs.
A big old Koi fish swimming in some trippy looking water. Photographed at Catoctin Wildlife preserve in Maryland.
A new location in the tour of FC Project. The "Koi Garden" goes in add at "The Memory Beach", "In Memory of Nassiriya Memorial", and Art Gallery.
Let do a jump at Beach and use the teleports. Enjoy!
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While photographing frost above the koi pond ice I was greeted by this vision from below. Always curious.
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Geum coccineum 'Koi' is a dwarf variety of Geum thay produces compact bright orange-red flowers from late spring and through the summer. Geum, commonly called avens, is a genus of about 50 species of rhizomatous perennial herbaceous plants in the rose family( Rosaceae). They are native to Europe, Asia, North and South America, Africa, and New Zealand - to earth basically. They are closely related to Potentilla and Fragaria. Most species produce flowers on wiry stalks, in shades of red, yellow and orange. Geum species usually have fuzzy-hairy evergreen foliage unless winter temperatures drop below −15 or -20 °C.
Sliders Sunday
There was a painting of some Koi Fish on the wall at the Thai restaurant where we had lunch today. I used the Dynamic Auto Painter 8 to bump this up a notch!
from the archives...
We're getting hit with so much rain... had to pump the pond twice already or my koi would be swimming on the grass!!!
From the archives.
These are Fric and Frac, pond Koi belonging to friends of ours.
Note my reflection in a bubble.
Continuing with the White theme, this fourth image features an iridescent Koi swimming slowly with two companions.
Koi and their ponds fascinate me, which makes me keep coming back to this pond in our city, looking for more photo opportunities.
Relax and enjoy the colors and movement...
The Como Zoo and Conservatory in Minnesota is free to the public and I love heading up there when I can to enjoy the lovely greenery. One greenhouse has a really fun koi pond in the middle of it.
<Explore #175 on Monday, 27 October 2008 - the 226th
I was told by my Japanese friend, that in Japan this is called Koi-nobori and flown to charm good luck for the growing boys specially during the month of May.
It is October now, therefore this koinobori is not intended anymore for the young boys . If it is for the finder, I wish this is good luck for me... lol
today the temps reached mid 50's, so my koi came up to take a look around and feel the beautiful sunshine...
Ok guys, this koi set by Jian is off the hook! the koi are absolutely stunning, they are so lifelike they may just swim onto the keyboard! And since [White~Widow]'s latest release is an elaborate koi tattoo, well you can gather the rest. The pond is at We ....
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Koi fish is domesticated version of common carp. This fish is most famous by its beautiful colors that have been created via selective breeding. There are over 20 different varieties of koi fish that differ in color, patterns and type of scales. Koi fish originates from Eastern Asia. This fish lives in fresh waters. Thanks to its beauty and increased popularity in the past century, koi fish can be found in the ponds throughout the world. Since koi fish is numerous and kept in private aquacultures, it is not on the list of endangered species.