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Detail of Brunel University lecture theatre building. Designed by architects Sheppard, Robson & Partners and completed in 1966. Grade II listed by Historic England.
Family: Cottidae
When disturbed with light, this cryptic fish partially buried itself in mud on the bottom of a small stream near Bath. At around 8cm, this is a mature fish.
A note on photographing fish from above in shallow water, in low ambient light conditions, for those who are interested: polarising filters are not always useful if you are able to use off camera flash. Here, two of Nikon's R1 units were used, mounted to the end of the lens and angled in towards the animal. The built-in flash (used to trigger the other strobes) was blocked with the IR panel, as this would have caused reflections visible on the surface.
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Paper Wasps and Yellowjackets gather fibers from dead wood and plant stems, which they mix with saliva to construct water-resistant nests of grey and brown papery material. This nest also included some layers of green. From a distance it looked smooth and brownish-grey, but up close it is a rich assortment of textures and colours. This part of the nest was very colourful.
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Macro Mondays: Texture
July 17th theme: Member's Choice: Texture
HMM!
The area in the image is 25 x 15 mm (1.0 x 0.6 inches).
Explored July 16, 2017 #49