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Immunity - Protection against or resistance to disease. Immunity may be long lasting or temporary
We look around and we see people putting their interest first. We look deep down, we are the same. It's natural; it's in our survival instinct. If we don't protect ourselves, nobody else willβ¦
However, in nature some animals find ways to get immunity by using collaboration with other animals. Share interests to create a "Win-Win situation". It's beautiful.
The helianthus is providing a shelter for that fish. Other big fish don't get near since the helianthus is poisons for them. The fish is keeping the helianthus clean and helping it survive.
Just something to think about.
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Taken at the underwater observatory, Eilat .
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I believe people can have lots of win-win relations too
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that's a powerful shot and a so cohesive with the message. i'm impressed.
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great capture. love how the lighting brings out the textures of the anemone.
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Incredible shot and wonderful comentary as well--
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helloo, i featured this amazing photo in my journal [link]
thankyou
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Its fascinating to me. Here it is trying to protect by forming a relationship with other animals whereas we humans do so with others just for fulfilling our selfish interest.
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your photography is soo amazing, i wish i could think of concpets like that, they're beautiful!
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breathtaking photo!
you captured the texture of the anemone so beautiful, without having a lack of colour and sharpness.
the clown fish down there, seeking shelter, offering protection to his ally at the same time, has been captured well too. but he might be not to pleased with his facial expression, since he is looking a bit scared
the black background, freed from all disturbing elements, fits perfect. it appears so natural, not alienating at all.
great work! ->
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Beautiful photo.. And the description also. This is really something I would want on my wall.
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wonderful. i did not know u photograph underwater as well. is there possibly any field or subject u havn't tried in photographing yet?
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Was this taken at an aquarium? Awesome.
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Kind of...
It's in the description
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amazing picture, great lights and biological life.
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From a thumbnail my first thought was "tapeworm?" lol Ewww.
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Excellent lighting, the coral looks like a giant octopus overtaking it's prey, which is really cool X3 The movement of the peice is great too 
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Such beautiful lighting, Gilad. This piece is perfect in every way..
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it's all about teamwork.
awesome shot and colors.
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Some people need other people for protection as well.
When i to comes down to it, all living things have that survival instinct. And i believe that animals are no different from humans.
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Itβs a really good shot!!... But, where you inside the water?
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whoaah...looked something out of an alien movie
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Very nice concept! It's good when you can notice these thins and use them to improve yourself
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my monitor tells me at the back is blue, but it seems blacken intentionally.
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Some parts look more blue because of light. The bottom was darkened a bit to make it balanced
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Your pictures are very meaningful I notice. People seem to have gotten quite self-reliant. Me included, but I still try to give a hand to those I like and those who are decent.
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I love the poem and the picture. they're both wonderful!
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love the composition.. it took me awhile to spot the fish! lol
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in thumb size I thought you gone underground and took some pictures of spaghetti
it's always good to reveal something else...
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I don't quite agree with what you stated but for the most part of the world it is true. However, there are many many people that don't just think of themselves.
Now to the picture. I thought it was a huge thing of worms from the thumbnail. Nice capture of both creatures.
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we took pics there this year too - nowhere near yours though
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