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• kikvel (4764)
• [2004-08-06 11:22]

Gary WOW!!!

This is for real?
Seem so!


I would love to be....here sitting in my desk watching very far away from this!!!

Kikvel

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• Burnham (2449)
• [2004-08-06 11:23]

Uhhh, a whale shark i saw one once while snorkeling and even though I knew it isn't dangerous I almost walked on water trying to get away from this giant, the theme from "Jaws" ringing in my ears, once I calmed myself down it was a great experince. It 's really nice to see actual underwater shots and not the ones through glass, I love it!

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• umbrellaphotos (2842)
• [2004-08-06 11:25]
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What kind of shark is it? and is this real? it's so creepy. Nice shot.

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• Catli (546)
• [2004-08-06 11:32]

Very impressive shot! If this is for real it looks like it is an old shark which lost all its teeth!

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• pirulesco (1924)
• [2004-08-06 11:34]

Fantastic photo of a whale shark feeding with its mouth wide open on plankton...

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• gg01 (355)
• [2004-08-06 11:52]
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IMPRESSIONNANT GARY
Vraiment très belle photographie, le cadrage est excellent

Bien vu Gary

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IMPRESSING GARY Really very beautiful photography, framing is excellent Well considering Gary

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• mdchachi (1603)
• [2004-08-06 12:27]

Wow. Nice shot. I also thought it wasn't real at first.

If you add more u/w shots, please add them to my Underwater theme.

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• baska (0)
• [2004-08-06 13:58]

O O O! Nice photo!

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• pridel (233)
• [2004-08-06 14:32]

gloups ! ce n'est pas un vrai ? c'est effrayant même sans dents ! bravo mais ce n'est pas la peine de risquer sa vie pour 2 smileys :o)

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• chantal (932)
• [2004-08-06 16:38]

Impressionnant cette gueule ouverte ! Si je m'étais trouvé dans cette situation, nez-à-nez avec le requin, j'aurais pris mes palmes à mon cou et j'aurais raté la photo. Félicitations!

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• Michael_Gan (2761)
• [2004-08-06 16:47]

Marvellous shot. The dark sea and the filtered sunlight on the shark makes this picture look like a scene out of Jaws movie. Although, of course, this isn't a dangerous species. Could you give us any hint of the size of this animal?

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• Deus (922)
• [2004-08-06 18:21]

Great great picture of this beautifull animal.
Contrary to what people wrote in here, this is NOT a whale shark!
The whale shark is the largest fish in any ocean, this, a Baskin Shark, is the second. It's a close relative to the Great White Shark, though it feeds solely on plancton, swimming at 2, 3 knots and filtering several dozen cubic meter of water per hour.
It can measure up to 12 meters, but it's most commonly 4 to 7 meters long, on the english coast.
It DOES have teeth ! 6 rows on the upper jaw, and 9 on the lower..but they are 5 mm long.
Your shot is magnificent. I think if I saw a monster like this under water it would be eating more then plancton pretty soon, as I'd probably leave a trail on my way out ....

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• sn00zie (2380)
• [2004-08-16 3:40]

Oh my god! its beautiful yet scary. i couldnt ever imagine being this close to a shark... even if this particular one is not harmful!but i love the neon tinge in his mouth...!

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• grantlp (1672)
• [2008-03-08 19:42]

Hi Gary,
Wow....an amazing shot of this basking shark. I can't help but noticing that this "old guy" has no teeth.....is that normal for Basking sharks? At first glance I thought this was a Great White....something we get pretty used to in False Bay - Cape Town....but the no teeth answered it for me! Very impressive image under what I would think is pretty difficult conditions....heart thumping, and all that. Well done.
Cheers Grant