Photo Hunters : Five

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Ooops in my busy schedule, I almost forgot about posting for Photo Hunters. This weeks theme is a little difficult especially when I am trying to keep to an underwater theme but let me see…….

Hah! After many 3’s or 4’s or 6s’, I managed to find something relevant and also very appropriate:

A STAR FISH / SEA STAR

Starfish may well be the most unusual well-known creature. They have no front or back: they can move in any direction without turning. Rather than using muscles to move their hundreds of tiny legs, starfish use a complex hydraulic system to move around or cling to rocks. The intake valve for this system is generally located on the top of the Starfish, just off center.

A good read about Starfish from Wikipaedia

and then

FIVE HINGEBEAK SHRIMPS

Hinge-beaked shrimps have bright, conspicuous colour patterns, which vary between species, and a rostrum that is capable of being moved up or down. Some species live in the protection of the long spines of sea urchins but most live independently, gathering in dark coral caves by day and becoming active at night.

Enjoy

25 Responses to “Photo Hunters : Five”

  1. Gattina Says:

    Looks great this picture ! and a good idea for “5″ too !

  2. George Says:

    Thanks that was fast. I just placed the post.

  3. clement Says:

    wow.. found your site thru beng beng… nice site. :) anyway, the shrimp looks delicious if cooked :P

  4. skittles Says:

    Awesome photos!

  5. -- a metamorphoself of gabrielle Says:

    An Afternoon at Ohlala!…

    This is gonna be my PST submission as well since the theme of this week is “Five” and I had a picture of 4 of my friends + myself taken this afternoon. There were actually 2 more friends that joined us, but they hadn’t come when this…

  6. srp Says:

    These are really great underwater pictures…. That starfish is fabulous, the colors amazing! More! More!

  7. Dragonheart Says:

    Beautiful underwater photos! :) Just lovely. :) Nice choices for “five.”

  8. jenn in holland Says:

    Oh, lovely photos.
    I especially love the dynamics of the starfish shot.
    Well done.

  9. Ilse Says:

    Hi,

    You’ve chosen wonderful photos. Have you taken these yourself? They’re incredible! And a great way of combining two themes!

  10. George Says:

    Thanks all for the encouragement

    Ilse - I did take the pictures myself. Hope I get better at it.

  11. Shawna Says:

    Wow! Very impressive photos and the colors are amazing!

  12. Leesa Says:

    Great choices :)

  13. ipanema Says:

    Beautiful photos and info. Have a great weekend!

  14. Sue Says:

    Very cool, and works well with both themes! Cheers!

  15. Loni Says:

    Great pic for FIVE!

    Mine is up too

  16. letha Says:

    Great ideas for the theme, never heard of the shripms before.

  17. yenjai.net Says:

    I never know starfish is so interesting. Thanks for the info

  18. mama Says:

    the star fish is fantastic. beautiful colours.

  19. Bernard Says:

    I knew you were going to put that up :-))

  20. Vereance Says:

    Hmm… very nice underwater pix. Have you been doing them for very long? My first attempt turn out to be where… ermm… i rather keep the memories in my mind. Haha. Good job btw!

  21. George Says:

    wei bernard go ESP or am I that readable!

    vereance, thanks for visiting. I started underwater photography a year ago. I love it and am trying to improve myself.

    yes yenjai, the creatures of the sea can be quite a surprise sometimes.

  22. Bobbie Says:

    I always enjoy your photos :)

  23. Vereance Says:

    WHAT? One year ago only? Wahh terror la you… I better go hide my camera and face.

    Next time post some underwater photography tips okay?

  24. george Says:

    Thanks Bobbie

    Vereance, will try to post some tips on Underwater Photography.

  25. Jose Says:

    Great find, I like it when people goes outside the box for the week’s theme. I just kindda went the grandkids route for mine.

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