Jelly

[sweetgrass]

Did some minor adjustments to these images that I took in 2018 while at the NetApp Insight Summit in Las Vegas NV at the Mandalay Bay. I thought they fit best in the Abstract category.

C&C's always welcomed.

 

[AlanLichty]

Neat lighting for these shots - I especially like the second one for showing the creatures in detail although the first one is a better abstract.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Neat shots, good abstracts.

 

[JimFox]

Very nice Sonny. This is a great place for them.

I will mention that you had made me hungry for a Jelly sandwich from reading your title before I opened the thread.

 

[Alisa]

These are so cool! Great Idea for abstract!

 

[Amy Earl]

Love the 2nd shot. I like the colors and lighting as it highlights the fine lines at the edges.

Do you have any more showing a bottom angled view like the jellyfish on the lower right? Their transparency makes this view intriguing because of all the intricacy in the tail and how it joins the head. Weird but beautiful creatures. I've always loved trying to photograph them!

 

[sweetgrass]

Love the 2nd shot. I like the colors and lighting as it highlights the fine lines at the edges.

Do you have any more showing a bottom angled view like the jellyfish on the lower right? Their transparency makes this view intriguing because of all the intricacy in the tail and how it joins the head. Weird but beautiful creatures. I've always loved trying to photograph them!

Thank you Amy, and yes they are fascinating and beautiful creatures. I think I spent 30mins shooting them so I will look through the other images that I have and see if I can find one like that.

 

[Amy Nelson]

Awesome!

 

[sweetgrass]

Love the 2nd shot. I like the colors and lighting as it highlights the fine lines at the edges.

Do you have any more showing a bottom angled view like the jellyfish on the lower right? Their transparency makes this view intriguing because of all the intricacy in the tail and how it joins the head. Weird but beautiful creatures. I've always loved trying to photograph them!

I found this one.

 

[Jim Dockery]

Very cool.

 

[Amy Nelson]

Outstanding shots here!!!