Christmas tree tube worm – urticina crassicornis
Photographed at approximately 6 meters deep.
D800 in Ikelite housing, ISO100, 1/250 sec @ f/11, Tamron 90mm macro, 2 Ikelite strobes
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Christmas tree tube worm – urticina crassicornis
Photographed at approximately 12 meters deep.
D800 in Ikelite housing, ISO100, 1/250 sec @ f/5.6, Tamron 90mm macro, 2 Ikelite strobes
Christmas tree tube worm – spirobranchus giganteus
Photographed at approximately 12 meters deep.
D800 in Ikelite housing, ISO100, 1/250 sec @ f/11, Tamron 90mm macro, 2 Ikelite strobes
Wow, a milestone day… Day 100 and spending it with the Better Half. How nice is that? 🙂
Wouldn’t want to deprive you, my readers, from a post on this remarkable day, though!
And of course (even a tad bit late) use this opportunity to wish everyone an excellent Christmas and a healthy, successful, prosperous and humorous 2011!
Now…
Those gloomy days of Christmas… Too little light (even candles), a blizzard raging outside (already for 2 days) and a good book.
D700, ISO1600, 1/250 @ f/4.8, Nikkor 50mm
I’ve been a good boy, proven by the fact that I got my share of presents from Santa, but I also bought myself a Christmas present, which was delivered right in time on Friday afternoon.
A limited, First Edition of Stephen King’s Secretary of Dreams Volume 2 with artwork by Glenn Chadbourne. Had to wait for it for almost 2 years, but it was worth it. Very appropriate on these dark, cold days. It took me a whole of 1,5 days to read the 260 pages. I think I’m going to have to read it again. And again. And again 😉
D700, ISO200, 1/250 sec @ f/3.3, Nikkor 50mm, on-camera flash
It’s been a bit quiet.
I guess Christmas does that. Sleep long, do nothing… You know…
It’s gonna be quiet until after new year, I think, since we’re off to Holland for a week.
I wish you all great holidays and best wishes for 2009.
Be careful with fireworks!
Best wishes!
Some people say that construction workers don’t have it…
But really… When you look at this construction site and you notice the Christmas trees all over the place, even on top of the cranes, it’s really only a myth, isn’t it?
Merry Christmas!