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When I spent a holiday in Cayo Levisa, a little cuban island, I was impressed by the large èresence of this jellyfish "Physalia PhysaliS".
It' a very dangerous type, today I've read that it arrived in the Mediterranean sea, an undesired visitor... |
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- lousat
(19589) - [2009-06-18 15:24]
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Ciao Giorgione,accidenti che scoop! E che meravigliosa qualita' fotografica,il dettaglio del bordino rosa e' stratosferico..e poi ci sei tu e altra gente riflessi dentro e questo e' certo un elemento di novita'..ehehe..non il solito riflesso per parlarci chiaro!! Complimenti e buon Venerdi',LUCIANO
- Alex99
(18529) - [2009-06-18 19:25]
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Hi Giorgio.
It is really amazing specimen and you have pictured it also amazingly. Simply great shapes, terrific reproduction of t=its texture and all other attractive details. Lights and colours, as well as composition of the shot are superb. My best wishes and compliments.
Alexei.
Hi Giorgio,
Excellent capture. Its really beatiful jelly fish. We could see your reflection throught the blue reflecting jelly. Nice capture!
TFS,
Kedar
- sismhm
(114) - [2009-07-21 10:33]
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Espectaculares los colores de la Carabela portuguesa, efectivamente son muy peligrosos. Los colores quedaron totalmente vividos sobre la hemosa arena blanca. Me encanta el reflejo de ustedes tres en el cuerpo de la Carabela. Las habia visto en algunas playas del Caribe, pero no recuerdo que tuvieran ese color rosado en el borde.
Felicitaciones.
Saludos,
Mauricio