I took this photo at San Francisco’s Aquarium of the Bay. I loved the dramatic contrast of the white jelly fish against the dark backdrop the moment I saw it.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Contrast; Project 365, Day 102
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jajja, that is so funny! Many years ago, I can’t remember were it was exactly but I want to say the aquarium in Albuquerque, NM had an area of sea life and they had a tank full of jelly fishes, the tank would turn colors and I had happen to catch the moment it went red, and my GOD the image is so awesome!!! I will see If I could find it, so you can see it… Great pic..
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Thanks laz. I’d love to see your photo of red jellies, that’s gotta be awesome…..and so nice to meet you. Found your blog through Robert Santafede’s.
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stunning capture Angeline…i love your mind and its out of the box thinking
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Thanks Jo. My husband often wonders about my mind’s out of the box thinking 🙂
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Thanks for the pingback Jeanne.
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great!
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Thanks Joshi.
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Nice shot! Anytime I’ve tried to take a photo inside an aquarium I get too much reflection of the glass. Very nice.
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Thanks Laura. I was using my Droid, so I don’t know if that made any difference in the reflection, because that can be an issue.
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Love your ethereal jellies. Nice play on the contrast theme.
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Thanks! Glad you like them; and thanks for taking the time to comment.
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Very nice photo, Angeline! 😀
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Thanks!
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Striking!
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Thanks Carol. And thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment too.
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I have tried to get some photos of similar from our local Sea Life Centers and it is very difficult, so well done, great capture.;)
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Thanks! Agree it can be difficult. I took some recent fish photos in another aquarium and it’s hard to capture them because they swim by so fast.
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Great Entry for contrast Angeline 🙂
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Thanks Jake. I’m glad you stopped by because you were on my follow list, but I haven’t seen anything from you in awhile…I need to go check what’s going on with that.
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Aquariums are so fun. You realize that there are so many creatures in the world. Your photo is beautiful!
Cheers,
Louise
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Thanks Louise. We went in to the Aquarium because my 8 year old grandson wanted to visit….glad I listened to him 🙂
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Wow! Really beautiful!
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Thank you. I was beside myself, no camera; what was I thinkinig….so used my trusty Android phone!
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Simply…WOW
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Thanks David. Appreciate your visit, and your follow!
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Thanks for your comment about my contrast. I like your photo too; it’s so painterly, like ink blots. White ink on dark blue paper. Nature imitating art.
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I love your thought about nature imitating art! It so does look like white ink on dark paper, great interpretation.
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Jellyfish are so neat looking.
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They really are fascinating creatures. Thanks.
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Lovely job Angeline! That first one is fascinating. 😉
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Thanks e.
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I like being at aquariums: it’s fascinating to see a world that we normally can’t observe.
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Fish are so beautiful. It is good to be able to see them, even if not in their natural habitat.
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It’s great they let you photograph inside the aquarium – didn’t think they’d allow that. You know “THEY”. A beautiful picture though – lighting is great, especially with the centre one the brightest.
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Thanks. I always go in to a place with the attitude that if there is no sign that says no photos, I assume it’s ok, and go for it, unless THEY tell me otherwise. Sometimes THEY can be such a bother. Thanks for your visit.
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Outstanding, love it. I’ve been meaning to get to the aquarium with my camera one day. You have motivated me to get it done.
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Thanks Jeff. If you’ll look back to my Wednesday post you’ll find a few more fish from the aquarium in the lobby of Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas.
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Really cool and beautiful photograph!
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Thanks M and D! Have a great weekend.
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