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photgraphing jelly under water.
G'day
The Swan river is no place for swimming at the moment, the jellyfish have spawned and the river is densely packed with the slimy but otherwise harmless creatures Nevertheless I'll do my playing above the water, not in it. 
I think I've cropped too much of the water out, but then again it struck me as unrequired "filler" with no texture or colour variation to it. Should I have left more water in? Cheers
Bob in sunny Perth What gear? Watch this space!
I hate those things. They are insane around ski areas. When boat props cut them up, each piece becomes a whole new one.
Pics aren't bad, I just hate the creatures. Nikon D80, MB-D80, Nikon 50mm f/1.8, Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8, SB-800, Sigma 18-200 f/3.5-6.3
Various bits of borrowed/stolen glass/speedlights etc. - zero style or taste. http://harryfisherphotos.smugmug.com
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