ENDY .
Peacock Anemones During Low Tide

- Peacock Anemones (Common Cerianthids) have 2 sets of tentacles, long and short ones, to catch /deliver the prey to its central mouth. During low tide, the tentacles are curled/retracted into its tube, then, as the tide rises they are stretched out again to catch the food brought by the incoming tide.
- taken at Changi Point Beach, Singapore
- taken with Nikon F5, 1.4x teleconverter, Sigma 180mm Macro 1:3.5D, Circular polarizer, f/11, 1/3s, 3D matrix metering, +1.7EV, Fuji Chrome Velvia 100, film scanned with Nikon Super Coolscan 5000ED
- minor adjustment on Levels and Contrast

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Endy, a.k.a. ‘The Crab Admirer’ is an award winning nature/fine art photographer based in Singapore. He got serious in photography because of being inspired by the beauty of the crabs’ exoskeleton .

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