Tidepool

Posted by Craig (Vacaville, California, United States) on 21 August 2007 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.

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Comments (14)

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

nice pattern made by those blue things.

21 Aug 2007 11:22am

Lorraine from Canada

How unusual, never seen anything like it...did you adjust the colour? or is that natural?

21 Aug 2007 11:27am

@Lorraine: Hi Lorraine. The color is natural. Thanks for all your comments!

Ken McCoy from Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States

Interesting flat contrast - it almost looks like a painting.

21 Aug 2007 12:31pm

ChaCha from United States

cool

21 Aug 2007 3:07pm

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

Craiger! Bravo, my friend! Amazing capture of what I suppose are a form of anemone. Ken's right, the flatness gives this a real sense of being a painting. And a beautiful one, at that.

21 Aug 2007 3:59pm

Dawn Sutherland from Phoenix, United States

Wow, beautiful. The colors are amazing.

21 Aug 2007 4:00pm

Michel [Une photo,vite et reviens tard] from Cergy (near Paris), France

Flowers of the sea..amazing purple view!!

21 Aug 2007 6:39pm

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Lovely blue anemone things, I've not seen them in that colour, mostly we see red ones in tidepools over here, are they a Pacific species?

21 Aug 2007 7:03pm

M.E. from Encino, United States

i've never seen anything like it - thank you for sharing! and those are natural colors? WOW!

21 Aug 2007 7:09pm

Bob Israel from Brookfield, WI, United States

Amazing colors and composition. I love it.

21 Aug 2007 8:54pm

Walt from Scarborough, Canada

Love the colours here!

21 Aug 2007 11:58pm

Angry Buddha from phoenixville, United States

Very cool!

22 Aug 2007 12:12am

Lost Valley from Kamloops, Canada

Tidal pools are such wonderful places and you have captured it perfectly! I love the colors!!!

22 Aug 2007 4:22pm

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Beautiful underwater photo!

26 Aug 2007 5:07pm

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