Although it's a fabulous sight to see hundreds of jelly fish floating around together in a lit up tank, it's not at all easy to photograph them well..but it does give you a great excuse to have a bit of fun and play around a bit! I went with my sister and great nephew (that's his cheeky little face you can see below) to watch my brother in law Bill dive with the sharks at Aqua World, will show more and give links tomorrow, I haven't had time to edit properly yet. They really are the most ethereal creatures floating and changing shapes continually, as you can see it was a favourite spot for us all! Hope your week has begun well, take care.....
I love the reflections of you nephew among the Jelly image, awesome composition!
ReplyDeleteA funny day with our family is a treasure!Glad that you enjoy this perfect time!
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That is so neat!
ReplyDeleteOooh, so, so absolutely gorgeous! I agree they're always a fabulous sight...and I can practically see the creatures floating in both your shots :) Your nephew is absolutely adorable in the 2nd picture, aww...
ReplyDeletec'est feerique, superbes photos
ReplyDeletePlenty of them around here, and not in aquariums...
ReplyDeleteSomething strange happened... You commented on my museum exit, but when I tried to publish the comment, a message popped up, saying' this comment does not exist'... First time this happens.
Beautiful shots - love the blue light! And, I love the new header!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Love the second one with the baby smiling!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! They are nasty creatures though!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post.. many thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty but I hate being stung by one... That 'cheeky' little face is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteSmashing fun!
ReplyDeleteDon't think you realize how good you are; but that is the pleasantest thing about you, you're not all "look at me" but relaxed, companionable - a good friend even over the Web! So glad we've met
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You've captured the sense of floating and movement here beautifully - and that cute little face in there is a winner!
ReplyDeleteWhat terrific captures and I love the feeling of floating I get just looking at them! And I do love the sweet face peeking through the jelly fish! Fun one for the day, Grace!! Hope your week is off to a great start!! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I love your new header!!! Terrific!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos...but I'm glad the jellyfish are in the tank. I don't like them in the ocean...they sting! Love that shot with your nephew!
ReplyDeleteThey look so unreal, you can see through them. I saw them in Monaco in the Aquarium too.
ReplyDeleteCool photos. The shark swimming sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteoh wonders of the earth. what he'll be able to discover ... great pictures. please have you all a good tuesday.
ReplyDeleteLet me just say that shot of your nephew is quite something! I know what you mean by trying to capture the jellyfish on camera. It's not easy and yet that second shot is fantastic. Really love it. I would frame that...it's quite magical and inspiring. We have a place like this up in Phoenix and it might be a good excuse to get out and explore the northern regions of my state this weekend.....although it is a bit hot to our north. Hotter than we are right now:) Hope you had a great Monday.
ReplyDeleteThese are so amazing.
ReplyDeleteBoth shots are terrific, and you did a marvelous job capturing the jellyfish. Love the dear boy's face!! A shining beacon!
ReplyDeleteJellyfish do have a haunting beauty but I'd be happy to be on the other side of thick glass from them. The boy looks cute as can be in that picture.
ReplyDeleteWell captured, esp the bottom one with your nephew.
ReplyDeleteNice colours, but here it's illegal to throw kids into aquariums, sadly.
ReplyDeleteThat made me chuckle out loud
DeleteFantastic photos Grace. The colour creates an eerie drama. I can just about see them floating and morphing around the tank entrancing the visitors with their magic.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the shot with your great nephew!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics Grace! Hope there are more x x
ReplyDeleteAww man. He's totally the cutest ever
ReplyDeletehe is so cute and those jellies are quite something .. i envy these shots i may need to get myself out the the Brooklyn Aquarium ...
ReplyDeleteFunny kid!
ReplyDeleteI also like that deep blue...
mmmm... super!
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Wow, great photos of them- liking that blue- nice new header too Grace!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful pictures! The second one is just too cute.
ReplyDeleteThey're wonderfully beautiful, hypnotic, as long as they stay away from me! :o)
ReplyDeleteBonza photos looking forward to seeing more.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...especially your nephew..
ReplyDeleteThis might interest you: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-19222037
ReplyDeleteJellyfish are only good when they're enclosed like here! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots. Your nephew's a cutie.
They make a beautiful photograph!
ReplyDeleteThese are such fascinating creatures! Due to global warming, our beaches are being invaded by one of the most dangerous jelly fish, the Portuguese Man o'War, which I've only spotted in Mexico. Sharks have also been spotted, but the experts say those are harmless. Fantastic shots!
ReplyDeleteJellyfishes are beautiful, I saw them at Genoa aquarium, they seems many little umbrellas...Arianna!
ReplyDeleteUn monde de transparence irréel, et pourtant bien vrai.
ReplyDeleteMagnifique!
I would love the opportunity to visit the aquarium !
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