One Cloudy Day I took this photo on the Lofoten Islands, a wonderful place, du- ring a tour I had planned myself. The islands are so beautiful that I couldn’t stop wondering. The weather was pretty changeable. On a cloudy day, when the tide was almost over, cloud gathered over a mountain opposite. The mountain […]
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between Two Worlds Tocapturethisshot,Ididalotoffieldwork,monitoringthe area where the toads would gather for breeding, in a quiet area of the Barbanza river. I waited a long time before the right conditions were created for this show. In the photo I try to reflect the toads’ life divided between two worlds: they spend their adult life on land,
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Cavalluccio Camuso This creature lives on seabed depths of up to 10 metres, but can go as far as 40. It swims slowly through the un- dulating movement of its dorsal fin. It feeds on small cru- staceans, larval stages of various marine organisms and small fish. This shot was taken using the double exposure
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Blue Danger Blue Dragons are Molluscus of great beauty. They are provided with venom, which they store in their limbs due to their diet consisting mainly of jellyfish, such as the Porpita jellyfish which accompanies the specimen in the picture. Blue Dragons live in the open sea, moving thanks to winds and currents. They rarely
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The Martian Every night, in the seas of almost the entire world, a spectacular phenomenon takes place, known as the great vertical migration, in which organisms from the depths move towards the surface in search of nourish- ment. Among these we can find the subject of the photo, the larva of an octopus Wonderpus photogenicus,
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where the Surf Beats I took this photo on an unforeseen occasion. I was on the island of Tenerife, trekking in a lava gorge that ended at the sea. In spite of the weight and the limited possibility of using them, I decided to bring a tripod and a long focal length. Once on the
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Disco Lightsr Generally, female praying mantises do not fly, because their wings cannot support their weight. Rather, the wings are used to scare off potential enemies by flapping them as they lift their limbs. This defensive pose scares off some predators, saving the mantis. A threatening ap- pearance, which is nevertheless normal mantis beha- viour.
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Incontri Nel Bosco Photographing the salamander was a demanding expe- rience. I had looked for it before in the Central Apenni- nes, but it was only on a very rainy day that I had the pleasure of meeting it. You can’t see it in the photo, but I was under water, lying on the ground,
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Devorador The Great Capricorn is one of the largest beetles in the Iberian Peninsula. Although the adult specimens do not feed, in the larval stage, they devour the wood of the oaks from the inside for 3 or 4 years, which can cause the death of these centenary trees. The picture shows an adult specimen
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Sule One evening over dinner with photographer friends we were talking about taking a trip. Some of them had al- ready been to the Shetland Islands and their stories had fascinated me so much that we decided to go back to- gether. So in June we organised the trip. It was an unfor- gettable experience.
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