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Two excellent images here Dave - very detailed under the lighting circumstances!
Carol
Carol
Such beauty,,,,, ans what a divine colour
Expert!
Bill
Bill
Yes, think 2 has the better composition. Horrid things but fabulous colour. I wonder how it would look without the white frame but with a black background for a bit of a dramatic effect.
2 very beautiful images. The glow given by the lighting is well captured.
I'm not going to make any comment about your age, or wether I believe your comment about remembering the album.
I'm not going to make any comment about your age, or wether I believe your comment about remembering the album.
Well, there's a coincidence. Only last week I watched Shark Tale. So I'm a big kid. So what? Anyway, two of my favourite characters in that film are Ernie and Bernie, the Rastafarian jellyfish. They were made of blue jelly, too.
I think, if I were you, I would have uploaded V2 the day after I uploaded V1. Then I might have gotten two votes instead of only one.
I think, if I were you, I would have uploaded V2 the day after I uploaded V1. Then I might have gotten two votes instead of only one.
Happy New Year Dave - both very beautiful colours . V1 has the more traditional shape but I'm drawn to the additional detail of v2
Helen
Helen
Great shots, love the blue colour
Ricky.
Ricky.
Brilliant capture and beautiful colour.Well done.
Two striking and unusual images. Very well done.
Alun
Alun
Wow.. I can't believe it, the blue colour is amazing. I saw some white ones(Well,not really white ) under the sun light in the sea
Beautiful blue.You handled the colour and light excellently.Well done.
BTW, thank you for your helpful comments on my photos.
xiaoli(Jasmine)
Beautiful blue.You handled the colour and light excellently.Well done.
BTW, thank you for your helpful comments on my photos.
xiaoli(Jasmine)
I saw similar jellyfish, in a tank at Ceasars Aquarium Las Vegas, it was hard to take a sharp shot in extreme low light conditions, while these things constantly move and float about. For me, using a 3 shot continuous shot in low light, at least one shot out of 3 would be in focus with great colour. Flash is bad, can't take a decent pic in these conditions. I have a better shot than this, I have all the colour range from pale pink to scarlet into deep red. I'll post it see what you think. I give you a vote because I know how hard it is to shoot thise things.
Jamm
Jamm
Two excellent captures, both are well composed with V2 having a slightly clearer background. Lovely colours!
Scott
Scott
Love the glow and delicate details Dave making for beautiful shots.
Think I actually prefer the composition of #1, but do think the faster lens you mentioned would have also meant shallower DOF and made the subject stand out more cleanly from its siblings too (maybe f2 or f2.8?)
Think I actually prefer the composition of #1, but do think the faster lens you mentioned would have also meant shallower DOF and made the subject stand out more cleanly from its siblings too (maybe f2 or f2.8?)
Love both of these for the magical movement captured.
Think I prefer the composition of v1. I think the oof jellyfish in the background is what makes the image more appealing. I like v2 also, and yes there is more detail, but am not big on the jellyfish being right in the middle of the frame.
I saw a lot of these growing up in Norway, and have picked countless out of our fishing nets. Interesting to see them this colour -and that the light made them glow like this. Kinda like the old days when we went disco-ing and our white clothes glowed blue
Anne
I saw a lot of these growing up in Norway, and have picked countless out of our fishing nets. Interesting to see them this colour -and that the light made them glow like this. Kinda like the old days when we went disco-ing and our white clothes glowed blue
Anne
Tip to deeep blue.
Quote:I saw similar jellyfish, in a tank at Ceasars Aquarium Las Vegas, it was hard to take a sharp shot in extreme low light conditions, while these things constantly move and float about. For me, using a 3 shot continuous shot in low light, at least one shot out of 3 would be in focus with great colour. Flash is bad, can't take a decent pic in these conditions. I have a better shot than this, I have all the colour range from pale pink to scarlet into deep red. I'll post it see what you think. I give you a vote because I know how hard it is to shoot thise things.
Jamm
I posted my shot of the jellyfish. let me know wht you think.
Jamm
Fine shots considering the conditions and a wonderful electric blue color. For me v1 has a better composition and a sense of mystery and movement - coming from somewhere and going to somewhere in an almost abstract way. V2 is a more detailed and well captured record but not quite so evocative. A
Beutiful mono shot. V1 for me
regards
Dito
regards
Dito
Brilliant set. Color amazing. Fantastic.
Regards, Oleg.
Regards, Oleg.
V1 for me by far, colours are more interesting, and such an amazing shot!
Both of the shots look very nice as far as i'm concerned,I love the vivid blue against the black background and the way you can see the
underside trailing almost ghostlike,I tried getting a shot like this at a sea life centre hear in Cornwall (failed miserably ),thanks for your comment on my Log Man earlier by the way,I'm going there again soon so will try out your suggestion,as the stumps are still rooted I don't know how far round I can go but it will be interesting to see.
Stu
underside trailing almost ghostlike,I tried getting a shot like this at a sea life centre hear in Cornwall (failed miserably ),thanks for your comment on my Log Man earlier by the way,I'm going there again soon so will try out your suggestion,as the stumps are still rooted I don't know how far round I can go but it will be interesting to see.
Stu
