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Arothron stellatus
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Burhan MuntasserPhoto Giant Starry puffer (Arothron stellatus) being cleaned at a "cleaning station"
(I can count at least 6 cleaning shrimp in the picture)
OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.12-50mm lens at 34mm, 1/320s, f/11, ISO: 200, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord)
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Burhan MuntasserPhoto Giant Starry puffer (Arothron stellatus) being cleaned at a "cleaning station"
(I can count at least 6 cleaning shrimp in the picture)
OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.12-50mm lens at 34mm, 1/320s, f/11, ISO: 200, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord)
www.facebook.com/BurhanMuntasserPhoto
Burhan MuntasserPhoto Giant Starry puffer (Arothron stellatus) being cleaned at a "cleaning station"
(I can count at least 6 cleaning shrimp in the picture)
OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.12-50mm lens at 34mm, 1/320s, f/11, ISO: 200, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord)
www.facebook.com/BurhanMuntasserPhoto
Quagga Coetzer Very cool pic. I only see 5 shrimp. Three ON the puffer, one below it on the reef and another to the bottom right of the photo. This sixth one is going to 'bug' me......."
Burhan MuntasserPhoto It is right there staring at you. :)
Quagga Coetzer That now just made it ten times worse!
Quagga Coetzer Got it!
Burhan MuntasserPhoto Feel better now?
Quagga Coetzer Yeah good fun for the kids to point them out as well. They saw it much faster than I could. Obviously. LOL!
Burhan MuntasserPhoto Giant Starry puffer (Arothron stellatus) being cleaned at a "cleaning station"
(I can count at least 6 cleaning shrimp in the picture)
OLY E-M5 in Nauticam Housing, OLY M.12-50mm lens at 34mm, 1/320s, f/11, ISO: 200, 2 X S&S YS-D1 (with dual-electronic sync cord)
www.facebook.com/BurhanMuntasserPhoto
Ilan Lubitz Spotted trunk fish. At Ras Muhammad Egypt.
Scanned From film. Taken 1990.
Camera Nikonos iv. 15mm. 2XSB-105
Ron Silver Ilan, could just be the age old problem of common names, but this appears to be a Starry Pufferfish (Arothron stellatus) rather than a trunkfish?
Herbert Futterknecht what are you looking?
Thailand/ Similans
Canon D 400 Tokina 10-17mm
www.uw-pictures.eu
http://www.uwphotographers.net/2013/07/uwp-herbert-futterknecht.html
Doris Julia Großartig
Herbert Futterknecht danke Doris :-)
Claudia Weber-Gebert cheeeeeeeeeeese......... :D
Magdalena Wisniewska ur pictures are awesome
Herbert Futterknecht @ claudia Thx :-)
Herbert Futterknecht @ Magdalena :thanks for the compliment :-)
Ron Silver Starry Puffer, Arothron stellatus
Kit Graas I love those fish!
Giorgio Cavallaro Uwp (Y) (Y) (Y)
Herbert Futterknecht thx Kit
Marco Di Porto Fantastica!
Herbert Futterknecht Thx to Giorgio
Herbert Futterknecht thank you Marco
Darrell Broome Excellant photo Herbert Futterknecht
Herbert Futterknecht thx Darrell
Herbert Futterknecht @Ron: yes it is :-)
Andres Ojeda that's the question.. good picture....
Daniel Wolf Great photo!
Chris Spence Very nice! Very difficult subject to get front on because they are very shy! Good work Herbert!
Herbert Futterknecht Thx Andres
Herbert Futterknecht Daniel thank you
Herbert Futterknecht @ Tahitian he got the strobe not a finger :-)
Herbert Futterknecht thx for your comment Chris :-)
Ilan Lubitz Spotted trunk fish. At Ras Muhammad Egypt.
Scanned From film. Taken 1990.
Camera Nikonos iv. 15mm. 2XSB-105
Ron Silver Ilan, could just be the age old problem of common names, but this appears to be a Starry Pufferfish (Arothron stellatus) rather than a trunkfish?
Ilan Lubitz Spotted trunk fish. At Ras Muhammad Egypt.
Scanned From film. Taken 1990.
Camera Nikonos iv. 15mm. 2XSB-105
Ron Silver Ilan, could just be the age old problem of common names, but this appears to be a Starry Pufferfish (Arothron stellatus) rather than a trunkfish?