Photo I took of a jellyfish

Does anyone know what kind of jelly fish this is? I saw it in the San Juan Islands and took this photo. A number of them had washed ashore.

Does anyone know what kind of jelly fish this is? I saw it in the San Juan Islands and took this photo. A number of them had washed ashore.
Clockr is one of the best Flickr add on ideas I’ve ever seen. Great use of photos.
Wilson A. “Snowflake” Bentley (1865–1931), born in Jericho, Vermont, USA, is the first known photographer of snowflakes. He perfected a process of catching flakes on black velvet in such a way that their images could be captured before they either melted or evaporated. He photographed more than 5,000 “crystals” in his lifetime. His process was…
I’m excited to announce the winners of the dirt pile contest. We had so many entrants that we had to get a couple of extra mail servers just to handle the load. Without further ado, I present the winning dirt piles. This one shows the vast expanses of dirt I found. Notice the stark contrast…
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PhotoFrame over at SourceForge looks promising. You can essentially make a photo gallery by simply uploading your images to your site via ftp. The system will do everything else including resizing and creating thumbnails for you.
Next time I’m out away from the city lights I intend to take a few long exposure photos of the stars. I like the effect it gives to photos. I was researching long exposure techniques and found a great tutorial that explains different things you can do in different lighting situations to make your photos…
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Looks like one of those Man of War Jellyfish… BLEH, just looking at that image gives me the heeby geebies….
Haha, that’s funny. Some of those jellyfish can look down right nasty.
that kind of jellyfish is the dead kind.
Yeah, a bunch of them were washed ashore.
That would be a Lions Mane Jelly.