Tide Pools Photo | TrekEarth

Photographer’s Note

Tide pools form when the ocean covers the beach twice a day.They are rich with fish and other marine life such as Star Fish, Sea Anemone, crabs and Sea Urchins. Some of the plants and animals that live close to the sea are covered when the tide washes over them. They have to be able to survive in both wet and dry conditions. The tides bring fresh oxygen and food to them. Between tides, some of the smaller pools become too warm and begin to dry up. Many of the animals hide under cool, damp rocks and moist seaweeds so that their bodies do not dry out before the tide comes in again.

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gunners_y2k (36) 2006-04-02 21:38

Superb Shot!! i like how the mud looks over the rooks..great shot Rob :)

tootsie (331) 2006-04-02 21:55

hi rob,
really interesting shot - caught my eye. excellent pov and nice definition.
cheers,
tootsie

elihesamian (26091) 2006-04-03 16:08

Hello Rob,

a very nice view you show us with a low angle and a fresh blue water and clean weather,well composed and Thanks for the note,too,
I tried a work Shop for you,hope you don't mind,Thanks for sharing Rob,

Best Wishes
M

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samrat_roy1 (683) 2006-04-24 5:06