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Today I got the new, that this photo received an Honorable Mention in the Minimalist Photography Awards.
https://minimalistphotographyawards.com/long-exposure-winners-2025/
#seascape #sea #ocean #landscape#LandscapePhotography #minimalism#LongExposure#AntonGorlinPhotos #photo #photography #noAI #meer #foto
Today I got the new, that this photo received an Honorable Mention in the Minimalist Photography Awards.
https://minimalistphotographyawards.com/long-exposure-winners-2025/
#seascape #sea #ocean #landscape#LandscapePhotography #minimalism#LongExposure#AntonGorlinPhotos #photo #photography #noAI #meer #foto
NOW LIVE: CORAL REEF COLLECTION!
I have been working on this collection for quite some time now, and I am so excited to finally send these little guys out into the world!
It comes with 11 different critters, all inspired by the amazing ecosystems that are the coral reefs!
🪸 https://evanskyarts.com/en/collections/coral-reef-collection
I hope you love them as much as I loved creating them!
#art #handmade#ShopSmall#SmallBusiness#MarineLife#Ocean#Fish#Cute#GiftIdeas#Fediverse#FediGiftShop#Pixelfed#MastoArt#Artist
NOW LIVE: CORAL REEF COLLECTION!
I have been working on this collection for quite some time now, and I am so excited to finally send these little guys out into the world!
It comes with 11 different critters, all inspired by the amazing ecosystems that are the coral reefs!
🪸 https://evanskyarts.com/en/collections/coral-reef-collection
I hope you love them as much as I loved creating them!
#art #handmade#ShopSmall#SmallBusiness#MarineLife#Ocean#Fish#Cute#GiftIdeas#Fediverse#FediGiftShop#Pixelfed#MastoArt#Artist
Today my partner and I hopped into the dinghy, and I rowed us from the sailboat out to a little island we saw in the distance. It turned out that the whole tiny island was surrounded by oysters beds!
We wandered the whole place, stepping carefully and taking lots of photos. Besides the oysters, we found lots of other sealife (starfish, fish fish, hermit crabs, crab crabs, sea anemones, seagulls, clams, limpets, barnacles, and several species of snail).
Today my partner and I hopped into the dinghy, and I rowed us from the sailboat out to a little island we saw in the distance. It turned out that the whole tiny island was surrounded by oysters beds!
We wandered the whole place, stepping carefully and taking lots of photos. Besides the oysters, we found lots of other sealife (starfish, fish fish, hermit crabs, crab crabs, sea anemones, seagulls, clams, limpets, barnacles, and several species of snail).
Is anyone in the feed by any chance a European-based economist or sociologist who happens to be working on anything related to climate change and the sea?
We need some input/collaboration on the topic for a project.
📍 False Bay, South Africa
📷 Amazon Fire Phone
#meermittwoch #oceanwednesday #photo #photography #foto #fotografie #falsebay #ocean #oceandrive #coastal #southafrica #nature #travel #travelphotography
📍 False Bay, South Africa
📷 Amazon Fire Phone
#meermittwoch #oceanwednesday #photo #photography #foto #fotografie #falsebay #ocean #oceandrive #coastal #southafrica #nature #travel #travelphotography
A few random marine facts I’ve learned:
- some southern sea otters eat so much purple sea urchin that their skulls turn purple
- the whales in Monterey bay don’t need to do bubble net feeding because there is so much food, unlike the situation for whales elsewhere
- California sea lions work with humpback whales where the sea lions corral the fish, the whales open their mouths and feed, and any fish that comes out stunned is picked up by the sea lions
- a sea urchin’s mouth is also called Aristotle’s Lantern (watch a video)
- Mola Mola eventually evolved the ability to retract their eyeballs into their sockets so that when they were lying on the surface, having their parasites cleaned by gulls, they won’t peck out their eyes too
- the orca in Monterey don’t eat the whales, but they like to nip at them. So some whales have rake marks on their bodies that continue to look obvious and visible even if they got them as calves
- whale milk has the consistency described as like if cottage cheese was also toothpaste, and is ejected directly into calves’ mouths with minimal loss in seawater
- sunflower sea stars are carnivores
A few random marine facts I’ve learned:
- some southern sea otters eat so much purple sea urchin that their skulls turn purple
- the whales in Monterey bay don’t need to do bubble net feeding because there is so much food, unlike the situation for whales elsewhere
- California sea lions work with humpback whales where the sea lions corral the fish, the whales open their mouths and feed, and any fish that comes out stunned is picked up by the sea lions
- a sea urchin’s mouth is also called Aristotle’s Lantern (watch a video)
- Mola Mola eventually evolved the ability to retract their eyeballs into their sockets so that when they were lying on the surface, having their parasites cleaned by gulls, they won’t peck out their eyes too
- the orca in Monterey don’t eat the whales, but they like to nip at them. So some whales have rake marks on their bodies that continue to look obvious and visible even if they got them as calves
- whale milk has the consistency described as like if cottage cheese was also toothpaste, and is ejected directly into calves’ mouths with minimal loss in seawater
- sunflower sea stars are carnivores
Health check for a dugong in the open ocean. You need rugby helmets apparently!
Health check for a dugong in the open ocean. You need rugby helmets apparently!
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