Red jellies ready for hugs!

[cuezombies]

I'm not thrilled with the crop on the second one, but the original had some tank glare that I failed to notice at the time (and am not skilled enough to remove with photoshop). Ditto the third in what I thought would be a series.

 

[DennyCrane]

I like them. I might use a smaller aperture and try to get them a little sharper with more depth of field, but these are neat shots.

 

[Trever1t]

focus.

Flip the first one 180* so it's swimming right-side up.

 

[rlemert]

If you've ever watched real jelly-fish in action, they can only swim in the direction of their "crown". In order to go deeper they have to turn-around and head down, just like in #1.

Personally, I like it the way it is - in part because it does accurately reflect the animal's behavior while being somewhat counter-intuitive.

 

[lyonsroar]

If you've ever watched real jelly-fish in action, they can only swim in the direction of their "crown". In order to go deeper they have to turn-around and head down, just like in #1.

So?

OP, flip it.

 

[cuezombies]

Thanks for the feedback, everyone! I do prefer the crown down myself but can definitely see how someone might like it the other way.

 

[Trever1t]

it's an issue of aesthetics