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official daine visual archive
Misplaced Lens Cap
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Kaledo Art
Stranger Things
One Nice Bug Per Day
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Xuebing Du
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Kiana Khansmith
Product Placement
Jules of Nature
Fai_Ryy
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todays bird
Love Begins
Janaina Medeiros
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Jellyfish Space
Jellyfishes are completely extraterrestrial beings. Graceful, dangerous, beautiful. They hover in the water slowly waving their dome and spreading long tentacles in huge volume.
© Alexander Semonov
http://clione.ru/
(via Beetle Boy's BioBlog: September 2014)
Tortoise beetle (Aspidomorpha sanctaecrucis) by Bernard DUPONT Via Flickr: Tapah Hills, Perak, MALAYSIA
Macro of Agate (by Lostash)
Contact by Ken-ichi on Flickr.
Helmet Urchin by Ken-ichi on Flickr.
Edge of reality, Uri Shapira
(via 500px / 73A3145 Shore Break by David Orias)
(via Image of the Day: Colorful Clam | The Scientist Magazine®)
(via Image of the Day: Deep Sea Sailors | The Scientist Magazine®)
(via 86 Percent of Earth's Species Still Unknown?)
daniel stoupin, a doctoral candidate in marine biology at the university of queensland, has photographed a variety of coral species using full spectrum light to reveal fluorescent pigments that would otherwise be invisible to the naked eye. each piece (click pic for name) is from the great barrier reef. given the complexity of the techniques used, which involve time-lapse and stereoscopic and focus stacked photography, the images take up to ten hours to produce in the lab.
Sea Urchins
(via Animal Earth: New Photos Exploring the Diversity of the World’s Most Obscure Species | Colossal)
(via Gorgeous Patterns of the Sea: Macro Photographs of Starfish by Alexander Semenov | Colossal)
(via Gorgeous Patterns of the Sea: Macro Photographs of Starfish by Alexander Semenov | Colossal)
