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rabirius 
80 responses to “Jellyfish Conquer The Sky”
a LSD trip ?
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wow, what an image rabirius. it looks like a scene right out
of War of the Worlds!
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Thanks a lot!
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Fantastic!
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Thank you, Elena.
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Like something from Dr Who! 😀
I like Dr Who!
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Maybe I should send it to the BBC for inspiration 🙂
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Amazing post-processing. Well done!
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Thanks a lot.
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i can barely read a story from this one. rabirius,your photos take my imagination to higher n higher levels 🙂
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Thank you very much, Çağlanur.
It makes me very happy when I can give food for someone’s imagination.
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It does not happen often that I recognise the photographer behind a picture without seeing his name. You are one of the exceptions. I’m jealous! 😀 😀 😀
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Thank you very much, for the nice compliment.
Though I have to say your photographs are very unique as well – and when I see them in my news stream I also know they are yours the moment I see them.
I think your work is very impressive.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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😀
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Rabirius – no reflextion on you as the brilliant photographer you are – but for my personally taste, hm, how shall I put this? – a bit scary (but then I never cared for Dr. Who either!!!!) 🙂 Carina
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…well, I like to be a bit scary from time to time… 🙂
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Great pictures of Jellyfish. I think that a picture of a jellyfish must have been used in the pilot episode of Star Trek The Next Generation. They were used as aliens.
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Really?
Jellyfish as aliens is funny.
Thank you very much for your compliment, Chrisstov.
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Great work!
Cheers,Laura
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Thank you very much, Laura.
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I love it!!
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Thank you!
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Funny and scary at the same time… which you are very good at! I love it.
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Thank you very much, Anita.
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Very cool!
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Thank you.
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Very amazing, hemss….nice photo 😀
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Thank you.
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Fantastic image Rabirius – and I mean the word in both of its definitions!! Great imagination and love your abilitiy to convey meanings with or without words!
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Thank you very much, Tina.
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Ha that is insanely creative!! 🙂
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Thank you, Madhu.
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This is fantastic. Great art.
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Thanks a lot, Godfried.
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Ha, ha, so funny!
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Thank you.
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Wow.
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Thanks a lot!
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Beautiful double exposure!!!!!!!
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Thank you.
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A modern day “20,000 leagues under the sea”. Love it.
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…yeah, maybe I should think about writing part II 🙂
Thanks for the compliment!
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Cool!!
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Thank you, Hans.
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amazing work!!!!
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Thank you.
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Surreal, inventive and I like it, MM 🍀
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Thank you very much, MM.
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Urticantes ?
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Naturalmente!
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I like the idea 🙂
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Thank you!
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Unbelievably stunning. I can honestly say the purest joy of discovery since joinging WordPress has been learning of Rabirius. This image is spectacular! Thank you!
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Thank you very much for your compliments, Stephen.
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I love it, I wanna be there.
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Thank you again, Sergio.
The landscape is from the Caucasian Mountains in Georgia – so if you travel there, watch out for the jellyfish 🙂
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Well, I will surely be there one day looking out to the sky searching for the jellyfish and remembering your beautiful photography.
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Thank you.
I really enjoyed my visit to Georgia and Armenia.
I would have liked to visit Azerbaijan as well – but getting a visa was too complicated. But I guess the mountain landscape will be impressive there as well.
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Creative and great work, like a surealistic dream:)
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Thank you very much, Linda.
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Amazing picture. cheers!
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Thank you a lot!
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Psychedelic!
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Thank you.
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That’s great, Rabirius! Love it.
: )
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Thank you very much, Karen.
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Caught me dreaming again! Beautiful
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Thank you very much, Agnes.
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There goes the neighborhood. Property values dropped 90 %,
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…yes, it is not so easy to keep the prices after jellyfish have conquered the sky 🙂
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I really like this, so I shared it on Twitter. I like that there are photographers out documenting the scene.
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Thank you very much for your compliment – and for sharing my post!
Greetings,
rabirius.
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🙂
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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I love it!
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Thank you, Manuela.
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Much to appreciate. But jellies in the sky – I like that idea. Like notions that upset the cart a bit (new things make more new things). I’m a writer, not visual artist but I’ve developed a taste for some kind of image as a stepping off point for what I write. Maybe I just like to visually entertain myself. Lots & lots here to navigate. Write, read, visit webs… getting to be a busy life. Glad folks like you keep stirring the pot.
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Thank you, Neil.
I think a lot of visual art tells a story as well – or at least can trigger a story on your head.
With most of my montages I try to create a scene that is part of some kind of narrative I have in my head.
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