LorenzoMittiga

Fish storm

Fish storm

Masbangoes (scads) shoal feeding in shallow waters. Just a couple of time during the year a large shoal of scads gets very close to the shore to feed and reprod...
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Masbangoes (scads) shoal feeding in shallow waters. Just a couple of time during the year a large shoal of scads gets very close to the shore to feed and reproduce. It's a very amazing event as, like a storm, the fish school is so dense to obscure the whole sorrrounding.
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Aperture 11/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 10/1

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