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I can only imagine that this must be a baby snapper? He was telling Mama something in turtle language! or maybe just giving a big yawn, as the sun was hot and was making me drowsy too! Seen Sat. at the Botanic Gardens. Spring is busting out all over.
Correction, the bottom turtle is a Red Eared Slider and the top one is a map turtle. Thanks Steve!
Snapper
Farm Bluffton
Bluffton, South Carolina
(January 31, 2019)
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Gulf Red Snapper with sauce vierge, eggplant puree and olive tapenade at Ollie Irene restaurant in Mountain Book, Alabama. I ate most of this but gave Jenny a portion.
In taking pictures of people I notice several different reactions to having a camera aimed at oneself. One is 'moving out of the way'
Photographers often try to 'get out of frame'. After trying that as well, here is the moment of realization that she was the subject.
Declared a “Protected Marine Area”, Kudarah Thila is a great site, which enjoys many incoming currents. The pinnacle features 4 coral heads that enjoy soft and hard coral growth of all colours. When the current is not too strong, divers can swim around the entire perimeter of the pinnacle which is around 100m/328ft in diameter. Here enormous numbers of blue-lined snappers, sweetlips, batfish, moray eels, groupers, soldierfish, nudibranchs, etc can be seen. Also there is a great variety of marine life in a swim-through at the south-east corner, which includes trumpet fish, snapper, gobies, pufferfish, black coral bushes. A bit further away from the reef, divers can see gray reef sharks, napoleon fish, rainbow runner, blue-fin jack, tuna.
Alana Blanchard! Photos of Surf Girl Goddess Alana Blanchard wearing swimsuit bikini bottoms. She's a professional model too! She was a model in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue ! Down Under at Snapper Rocks Roxy Pro Gold Coast Australia !
Check out some epic video shot at the same time as stills:
Pro Women's Surfers at the Roxy Pro in Australia! Surf photography rocks!
Gorgeous athletic girl goddesses all!
Snapper Rocks is located in the Munmorah National Park and is one of the most dangerous places on the East Coast of Australia. Over the years there have been many deaths and rescues. Mainly Rock Fisherman who have been washed off the rocks.
This is an aerial shot of the cave where only last week two guys managed to get into it but not out and luckily for them they were rescued by Surf Lifesavers on a jet ski.
This father was using a remote flash and umbrella reflector to take a portrait of his daughter at Dolls Point, Sydney. He had to get mum to hold the stand as the strong breeze would have had it over and down the beach.
Chris told Jenny he had a piece of red snapper in the back for her. At Ollie Irene restaurant in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Were taking photos at Snappe Rock in Coolangatta, when I turned around and saw this.
3 exposure HDR, taken with Canon EO450D.
Had to take some photos of the staff where I work, they wanted it done at Snapper Rock in Coolangatta. So why not make a morning out of it - got up at 4am ready for dawn.
HDR -2 0 +2 exposures done in Photomatix. +2 exposure blended in to the HDR.
"Snapper Rocks is a small rocky outcrop on the northern side of Point Danger at the southern end of Queensland's Gold Coast. It is a famous surf break and today the start of the large sand bank known to surfers as the Superbank.
It was better known as a fishing spot (hence the name) than it was as a surf break before 1995 when the Tweed River Entrance Sand Bypassing Project (TRESBP) began pumping sand out of the river mouth and dumping it just east of Snapper Rocks. Before long a super sand bank had formed in Rainbow Bay and once the swells started hitting, local surfers realised they had one of the world's longest, and most consistent point breaks on their doorstep" (see www.snapperrocks.com/)