Bartisan

Tentacular

Tentacular

Up close and personal with the National Aquarium's octopus.

Up close and personal with the National Aquarium's octopus.
Read less

camera

Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi

settings

settings

Aperture 2/1 ISO 400 Shutter 1/15 Focal Length 60/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2016

Views

30

Likes

Awards

Outstanding Creativity

Top Ranks

Top 10 rank

Top 10 rank week 2

Top 10 rank week 1

Categories

Submitted to Photo Contests

Unedited

Tags

#tentacles #octopus #aquarium #macro

See all

Same photographer See all

Twin jellyfish swim upside down, exposing their cauliflower-like tendrils.

One of my favorite shots from when I worked in London. It's the corner of Lexington and Brewer Streets. And if you're there, go to Bill&#039

This whalebone effect occurs when you shoot on your stomach at JUST the right time in the Milwaukee Art Museum. A truly stunning building with some am

An ambassador animal, missing his wing, perched quietly at the Robinson Nature Center in Maryland.

What a bees knees actually look like.

Loved the delicate and dangerous (to some) tentacles of this anemone while the others bloom floral in the bokeh background.

A kiss goodbye? A morning greeting? This intimate moment in London remains one of my favorite candid moments.

It wouldn't surprise me if this were the real Uncle Sam. A cocktail and disheveled countenance after all he's been through.

Two face, two moods, one direction.

One of the big four guarding the National Portrait Gallery in London.

This man passed me in Chinatown, just at the right moment to capture his stare, distant, against the red and blue. Very proud to have had this on the

Saw this tough looking gentleman engaged in such a quiet activity. Loved the contrast of the look to the book.

My wife's hand, before labor. Seems like a distant memory now.

However, it ended well for the cricket, as the lizard, bored, returned to his pool.

Intent on eating his lunch

Not his real name, but his knowing grin and sparkling eyes always made this one of my favorite portraits

Caught this fellow muttering to himself behind me on the streets of London. Couldn't resist the shot, because though he was clearly in a disturbe

Loved the juxtaposition of the two classes here. A fairly well off man, admiring this homeless man's dog. London.

Discover more photos See all

Watching by michaelgavin

Sunrise Lion by Amart535

Mustang in the Snow by JoanCarsonMartelli

To capture the spirit of horse, playing with light is the better way I found by clandestino

Foxy Love by benda8

A pair of Burrowing owlets huddle together while watching me from a distance in the Southern California desert.
Shot with a 500mm prime lens from a r by smkeena

Little black bear cub watching me take photos by dakthi

Lovely Fury by Sensational

©Tamara Nederkoorn Photography by Tamara-N-Photography

Mean and moody goat by Mich82

horse and snow by Verliefdoputrecht

Coming in for a landing, this goose tried to steady himself for the slippery icy waiting for him. I was lucky to catch him in mid wing flap. by alderimages

Lickety-split by jimgarrison

A small fox stands alone in the road on a mountain pass in Loveland Pass, Colorado. by ReidCollins

Doing Lunch by terryc

Mr Bats by jayngai

A wild little owl on some old farm machinery by bridgephotography

Kingfisher in action with low light by nunocandido

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.