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Pygmy Seahorse
Hippocampus waleananus This recently named species, has been found only in the Togian Island, East Sulawesi - Indonesia. Average size, including the long tail: 18 mm. This photo appeared on National Geographic Magazine online here Read and see more photos on my website Camera: Canon Eos 500 Lens: 100 mm macro Strobe: Inon Z22 Film: Fuji Velvia 50 ASA © COPYRIGHT NOTICE The works contained in my gallery are copyright protected © All rights reserved. My works may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my personal written permission. Daily DeviationGiven 2009-06-23Hippocampus waleananus by *LazyDugong Suggester writes: "This photo is a living proof that with a little effort you can have a real adventure with your photography. Diving, taking photos, and documenting rare underwater species with flawless quality - this is what this photo really shows." (Suggested by *SeaWhisper and Featured by ^kkart) CommentsAhhh a baby seahorse! They are so beautiful but very fragile! They cannot handle much current at all and this is why their tails act as an anchor. But you probably know that obviously! LOL! A really crisp and beautiful shot of this little guy! Excellent piece and congratulations on the DD!
-- <<-+-<[MythArcana]>-+->> It's so cute! Wonderful shot that is amazingly clear, this is very interesting!
-- Anatidaephobia: Somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you. When life gives you lemons, make orange juice and leave the rest of the world wondering how the hell you did it You had me at 'I'll save you from the pirates,' Oh wow! I've never seen a seahorse like this before. o.o
And the black background really help make it pop! ^^ -- When bees make honeycomb to store honey, they are in a sense, making tools for a particular use,and use them. They are toolmakers. The entire human race is defined as the only toolmakers. Does that mean bees are to be considered human? =O |
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