Reefers - Night Moves (Crab Colony) by RNGOERNER
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(fractals-UF 3.04 // border
Comments (15)
Once again an excellent Reefer-image. I can really see them crawl.. Especially love the green (air?)bubbles in the background.
Beautiful forms and colors. Very nice.
very beautiful indeed
Mysteric undersea world Much to see inside Cool design
great imagenary image, you must have been lost in that vision for many hours.. Nice work.
Another exciting and beautiful frame in your fantastic "Reefers" series of images.
great colours - the reds and blues are wondefully deep and the glowing green is eerie - wonderful fractal layers!
Nice and wonderfully detailed night scene Rik! I adore blue crabs! Growing up on the Chesapeake, I have many fond memories of crabbing with a chicken neck on a string and a net...OH! the smell of steamed crabs with old bay seasoning!!!!MMMMMM! can't wait to visit the folks at the Holidays MMMMMM!
Did someone mention blue crabs???? (gets out the pot) LOL This series has been just amazing and totally mesmerizing.
very dark and foreboding fractal Rik. excellent layering
OOooooh Wheeeee! I love the colors and the dimensions. I sure wish I could see these for real. You guys from water places make it sound so positively wonderful, and you make it look positively beautiful. Thanks
Great image, Rik! Love the lighting in this underwater colony! If everyone here keeps this up, they'll have a seafood buffet here shortly!:)
wonderful imagination and very brilliant idea!!!!fantastic!!!!!bravo!!!vote!!!:DDD
I like the dark regions in your picture where , no doubt , all the predators are waiting for suitable prey to appear ! The deep red spirals look very natural and are probably a rare species of marine life : excellent picture , Rik !
This has been a very fun series, this one so very much captures the dark, illuminated spaces of the deep where the bottom feeders thrive. Excellent! (=