Mackerel school

The original version in color is also uploaded for your preference.

Very interesting, nice! Warm regards, Ilkka

lovely image, i prefer the color version environmentally

A.K.,

  Amazing interesting image. Take care, Patsy

Outstanding and very creative image of amazing light and composition, all of the best.

WOW! Amazing, very beautiful work, I love it.

Best regards.

Lovely !! Takes on a beautiful light show!!!

The most unusual capture Amal,excellent work,max,Harry

Really beautiful work, Amal!

Great job.  l like the BW version more, even though the florescence of the coloured version is interesting.  

Fantastic play of light and shadow. However you made it - it's really fantastic. Has to be seen enlarged. Compliments!

You're on top of mountains, skipping down streets in San Francisco or diving deep in the ocean blue. If I didn't know better, I'd think you wre some 22 year old adventurer. You never cease to surprise me.

Great work...... I personally prefer the B&W.

Your valuable and encouraging  feedback is  very much appreciated. Thank you very much

El, a lager version of the  is uploaded, as desired.

Jack, 'variety is the spice of life' for me. I did spend lot of time snorekelling & scub diving in Arabian Sea, during 1989-90. I could not capture the colorful world under the sea, because I had no underwater camera. These shots are from  Monterey Bay Acquarium.I wated to show few of my friends to the beauty and wonder that lies below the ocean & sea. Forgive me for my frivolity.

Very different, AK. Missed your work, my friend. Regards, Lawrence.

An interesting shot. skillfully captured. Regards.

Lawrence, I am so happy to meet you after many months. We miss you .

Sumon, thank you very much for your encouraging feedback.

Sensational,thats what comes to my mind.Truly amazing,this is what the art of photography is all about.Kee bolbo?I love black and white pictures,they have  a charm of their own.

Janakidi, apnar bhalo legeche jeney ami khusi. Dhanyabad!

Great underwater image.The formation is truly amazing.

I wonder how nature has trained them to move in such numbers to give an appearance of a big bodied fish who appears formidable. Wonderful take

Amrit many thanks for your feedback.

According to the Monterey Bay Aquarium Authorities," Strength in numbers is the rule all schooling fishes live by. In the sea, they're food-on -the move, so they swim tohether for protection.

The aquarium's mackerel school thrives despite the presence of potential predators, like sharks. Why? The sharks don't bother, thet're too well-fed". :-)

Simply a beauty of an  abstract with a source/title. I join Jack, and like the B/W here.

Fabulous work A.K! The B&W is the image choice here I think. Love the hard contrast, and abstract nature . Well done!

All the best,
Neil

Very interesting capture...........Regards Kawan