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Corynactis viridis
Allman, 1846
Jean-Philippe Gremillot corynactis viridis, jewel anemone, Cap Ferret, FranceMessage posted on UWphotographers on 02 Sep 2013
Miguel Oliveira Corynactis viridis
Portugal - Nazaré
Powershot A590 + Inon Z240 + Subsee 10+
1/400, F5,5
All in manual mode.
This picture is rotated 180º from the original. It was taken on a celling of a wall at a deep of 20mts, with the nearest bottom at 30 mts, so I didn´t have any site where I could grab or orient myself (because it´s dark).
In my point of view I don´t like much the frame because I cut a little bit of the tentacles. I could center it better.
Problably it could be showing less the other anemonies to center more the atention.
But I like to read your opinion, please.
ThanksMessage posted on Underwater Macro Photographers on 18 Oct 2011
Andrew Cleave Jewel Anemones - Corynactis viridis - ScillyAndy Horton Peering into a rock pool?
David Wilson I misread this at first.
Message posted on British Marine Life Study Society on 02 Nov 2013
Bernard Picton A bit off-topic, but this is worth listening to...David Ainsley Dear Bernard, Do you have contact details for Dick Manuel, Alan Brittain, Mia Beuhr, Tony Hunt, Steve Redfern and Ken Vaughan, who were on a seasearch survey in the Firth of Lorne in 1983? I am trying to find out if anybody remembers the exact location of the 'unusually large and colourful colony of Corynactis viridis' in Cuan Sound. I have the seasearch report. I have already spoken to Norma Brandt and Shelagh Smith. David Ainsley On 27 Sep 2012, at 09:25, Bernard Picton wrote:
Message posted on Seasearch Identifications on 27 Sep 2012