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Published: 2008-01-19 08:00:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 387; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 13
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Anemone clownfish in a coral garden.Photo taken with disposable Fujifilm waterproof camera while snorkelling at Agincourt Reef, Queensland, 2006.
Digitized by scanning a glossy print and normalised using auto-levels in Photoshop.
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THESE SURREAL FORMATIONS IN NATURE REALLY HAVE A PLACE IN MY SURREAL HEART...
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Totally true...an aquatic metaphysical reality
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Beautiful pics!!
I only looked 'coz it said Nemo... 42 Wallaby way Syndey.
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Just around the corner.
You'll have liked the '42' part, of course.
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Naturally, the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
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Thanks. I wish I could have got it sharper, but it's tricky when you're bobbing around at the mercy of the waves...
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It looks quite sharp to me
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For some reason, it always makes me want to rub my eyes.
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Those colours are unreal. Beautiful shot, makes me wish I could tolerate being underwater
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I had two painful attempts at scuba diving, and gave it up because my ears just can't cope with the big changes in pressure. Snorkelling is a lot easier. Besides, there's much more light near the surface, so the colours are a lot more impressive.
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I choose to live vicariously through that French demigod, Jacque Cousteau
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Afterward, we return to ze Calypso...
Actually, he said a lot of things more profound than that. [link]
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My favorite quote of his is:
"There's only one thing worse than drowing, and that's not drowing" ,
from his noted aquadrama "The Importance of Being Seaworthy"
Yes, I've been up a long time
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