Have to work on my photograph a little more to improve my photos of the jelly fish exhibit at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada.
The scenes are so dark, I may need my tripod. Alternatively, this could be a good chance to play with my macro lens.
For my other aquarium photologs, visit:
Sharks at Toronto’s new aquarium
Coral reef at Toronto’s new aquarium
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- The background lights gave the ethereal jellies an angry glow
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- Deadly fingers reach into the water for prey
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- A single light shone through the ghosts as they floated by
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- As though wafting on a breeze, the jelly sank ever further
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- Like an alien ship, the jelly pulsed by the glass
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- Different tendrils performing different functions
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- A caress as two jellies pass
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- Two jellies miss a collision
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- Mostly white or translucent, some were infused with red
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- Hither and yon, the jellies swam across the scene
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- A self-portrait against the reflecting wall
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I absolutely love jellyfish! 😀 Great shots 🙂
Thanks…hope to get back there for more (and better) soon!
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