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A previously unpublished picture of a model from 2017, Shark Teeth Corrugation, folded from Khepera paper. You can read more about the model and find more pictures at origami.kosmulski.org/models/shark-teeth-corrugation
This whitetip reef shark is resting under a coral ledge. In the background you can see the shell of a green sea turtle that is also sleeping in the same small space.
One of those locations where I wished I had more time to explore. You can head down to the beach and swim in the relatively protected beach. I saw a few adventurous souls that swamp out to the fin like structures too.
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Pulsa L para verlo en caja de luz (fondo negro).
The Fiji Shark Dive is getting to be famous now, with divers coming from all over the world to take pictures. Although conditions were not perfect, we saw many Bull Sharks, Nurse Sharks and occasional reef sharks.
From my Travelblog
Someone suggested noone had yet attempted Left Shark yet. Particularly now that we have an official Left Shark minifig. Well...
Never forget. Left Shark.
He is getting dolled up just for you. Prim and proper. I believe he is enjoying the attention!
The Cleaner Fish are called Pilot Fish. They are really eating the leftovers that they find all around the shark, they do keep his teeth sharp and his mouth clean. Brave little guys to go into this guys mouth. You can always tell the type of shark it is by its tail.....This is a great white
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Oct 5, 2009 #344
This is a remake of a photo that i took right though glass at the Monterey Bay Aquarium..Called Shark Smile. www.flickr.com/photos/janetfo747/2569891758
Source image by etva101: www.flickr.com/photos/61357175@N08/11695912133/
texture by Arthur Kantemirov: www.flickr.com/photos/deathender/11556656386/in/faves-ama...
shark from the web
Photocollage and Processing by me
Moonlight bathes the rocks and cliffs at Shark Fin (Shark Tooth) Beach near Davenport, CA.
The plan was to shoot the full moon set at Pigeon Point Lighthouse, so this was an early stopover for a quick shot from the northern bluff. Turns out, the lighthouse shot was a bust due to heavy fog, so probably should've stayed here.
This is a manual blend of 2-exposures (4 min sky and 8 min ground), processed with Nik Efex.
No bones were broken in the making of this image - this was my first time wearing a regular shoe on a photo hike since the fateful outing with Matt G to 4-Mile beach in Santa Cruz last month. I fell from a ledge and broke a toe and his camera got dunked in the ocean and didn't recover. People, be careful out there!
Creation notes: All practical effects, ocean floor is a bunch of blue plates. Water was placed in a larger plastic bid with a portal cut into the side at the water level to get camera at lowest possible point to water line. Figs held in place by 1x2 clean bricks stacked from bottom up. No photoshop, just slight contrast increase.
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If you say it really fast, it sounds like a fat man running in corduroys.
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Here is my take on the Shark nebula (LDN1235) located in the constellation Cepheus. Hope you all enjoy and thanks for any constructive comments.
Imaging telescope: Stellarvue sv70t
Mount: Celestron advanced VX
Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI 1600mm Cool
Lights
Red - 60x60sec
Green - 60x60sec
Blue - 60x60sec
Lum - 120x60sec
Lum - 100x180sec
25 flats
35 darks
50 bias
Total integration 10 hours
No swimming at the tip of Cape Cod (Race Point Beach, Massachusetts) due to the presence of Great White Sharks.
Camera: Olympus Trip 35 (early version: 1968-77)
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Developed by: The Darkroom
550ex behind group, 550ex in front- triggered with pocket wizards- carried by THE LIGHT CADDY, www.thelightcaddy.com