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This crab appears as if he has already met me, and slowly tries to hide in the rocks. Not quite complimentary, but I am aware that some life forms do not like p...
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This crab appears as if he has already met me, and slowly tries to hide in the rocks. Not quite complimentary, but I am aware that some life forms do not like photographers.
Oh well... :)
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camera

OLYMPUS TG-2

settings

settings

Aperture 32/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 550/100

location

location

Ohrid, MK

upload_date

Sep, 2023

Views

42

Likes

+11

Awards

Peer Award

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Absolute Masterpiece

Top Choice

Outstanding Creativity

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Cool crab image! I name thee, Claw!

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I am glad you like it, thanks!

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Sebastian!! Great underwater capture!

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