Hi Nina - I'm not a jellyfish expert. I only recognize a few species with certainty. I just looked at the jellyfish pictures on your blog. I don't recognize the species, I'm afraid. FYI, the so-called "Lion's Mane" jellyfish (Cyanea capillata) normally is quite a big critter -- like 5 or 6 feet across -- and they live pretty far north, although they might possibly show up where you are in Washington state. It might be a species in the genus Chrysaora -- but I'm just guessing. (I guess this isn't a whole lot of help.) If you find out for sure what it is, let me know!
Hi Bobby, you guys sure do get around. I've been to Egypt, from Alexandria to Cairo, but never to the Red Sea It stands to reason the sea life might be red.
Thanks for peeking in on my little Blue car, most of those cars were black, I've never seen a red one, or a blue/green one either. Happy WW! :-) ..
Your shots are always beautiful, but I find this one fantastic. I guess I am always attracted to great detail. This has detail and beauty. Fascinating.
@ a free man - Thanks, Chris. That black background was accomplished by using a very small aperture and artificially lighting the subject with strobes.
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Do you ID jellyfish?
ReplyDeleteI found one that I'm calling a Lion's Mane--hope I'm right.
Appreciate any help you can offer.
Nina at Nature Remains
Hi Nina - I'm not a jellyfish expert. I only recognize a few species with certainty. I just looked at the jellyfish pictures on your blog. I don't recognize the species, I'm afraid. FYI, the so-called "Lion's Mane" jellyfish (Cyanea capillata) normally is quite a big critter -- like 5 or 6 feet across -- and they live pretty far north, although they might possibly show up where you are in Washington state. It might be a species in the genus Chrysaora -- but I'm just guessing. (I guess this isn't a whole lot of help.) If you find out for sure what it is, let me know!
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Happy WW! Nature always provides powerful photos...
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Hi Bobby, you guys sure do get around. I've been to Egypt, from Alexandria to Cairo, but never to the Red Sea It stands to reason the sea life might be red.
ReplyDeleteThanks for peeking in on my little Blue car, most of those cars were black, I've never seen a red one, or a blue/green one either.
Happy WW! :-)
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Unbelievable !!! can't find any words ! what a shot !!
ReplyDeleteThat is indeed a beautiful abstract. It's amazing how so many natural things have such an abstract quality
ReplyDeleteCracking!
ReplyDeleteWhat a prety pattern. Absolutely marvellous.
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I'm dying for a chance to do underwater photography. Must have been some experience! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing patterns down there!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how perspective changes things. From a distance sea fans always remind me of lace but up close this looks like little white flowers.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteTHat is an amazing photo. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very beautiful shot. Happy WW! :)
ReplyDeleteNow that is one amazing work of art of a photo!
ReplyDeleteHow incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'd love to see stuff like this firsthand one day. Happy WW! :)
ReplyDeleteNice shot... even though it makes me itchy.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic shot. What a vivid color.
ReplyDeletewow! great. and I am SO glad to find another science/nature blogger. Looking forward to checking out more of blog: Thur - Tues.
ReplyDeleteTruly amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow!! That is SO beautiful. I love the detail. Very cool. :D
ReplyDeleteMine is red today.
That's pretty awesome. I was wondering what to do today and I think this made up my mind. I think I'll hit the aquarium and beach today. :-D
ReplyDeleteYour shots are always beautiful, but I find this one fantastic. I guess I am always attracted to great detail. This has detail and beauty. Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! Makes me think of Japanese art work, and I sure would like to have that photo on my wall ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Again- I always love your pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Great shot. Happy WW my friend and thanks for stopping by. Glad you like my makeover...me too:)
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful! I was at Underwater World this Monday and was amazed at the sea life.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the Red Sea is red. haha....
Hi Bobbie... I was away for a while and haven't been able to stop by.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sea creature - somehow it looks like a fancy artwork.
Thank you all for stopping by. We always appreciate your visits and enjoy reading your comments.
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Stunning shot, Bobbie. I love the contrast with the black background.
ReplyDelete@ a free man - Thanks, Chris. That black background was accomplished by using a very small aperture and artificially lighting the subject with strobes.
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wow, thats a pretty intense macro!
ReplyDeleteHi Ankush - Glad you like it. Thanks for your comment.
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Fantastic macro abstract Bobbie !!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Bernie.
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