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| sent on November 24, 2018 (12:58)
Beautiful image with beautiful colors and superb details. Nice pose, background and composition. Love the flash of water.
Regards,
Satish. |
| sent on November 24, 2018 (12:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
So close to Riva Orbetello The sea bass is the very first suspect. Much more difficult than a greenhouse. Nothing else can be.
Così vicino a riva ad Orbetello la spigola è la primissima indiziata. Molto più difficile che sia un Serra. Altro non può essere.
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| sent on November 24, 2018 (13:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very nice, congratulations, great time and stupendous sharpness! Great!!
A greeting
Andrea Molto bella, complimenti, ottimo momento e stupenda nitidezza!!Bravissimo!!
Un saluto
Andrea |
| sent on November 24, 2018 (13:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Paul, I peach at sea from the age of 10 years and now I have 66. By boat and by the shore. I exclude that we can deal with greenhouse or sea bass or Lecce, knowing that it would be logical to associate them with predations in the shallow waters of Orbetello. But what comes out of the water, from the elongated body and larger than the eggonet, is not bindable to any of these. I do not want to be a visionary, but I have always thought more of a torpedo or a mega eel or mega Cephalopode. Or, by the way, I just don't even know what to do. Thanks for the surgery. Greetings, Giorgio. Paolo, io pesco in mare dall'eta di 10 anni ed ora ne ho 66. In barca e dalla riva. Escludo che si possa trattare di Serra o spigole o lecce, ben sapendo che sarebbe logico associarli alle predazioni nei bassi fondali di Orbetello. Ma quello che fuoriesce dall'acqua, dal corpo allungato e di dimensioni ben maggiori della garzetta, non è associabile a nessuno di questi. Non voglio fare il visionario, ma ho sempre pensato più ad un siluro o una mega anguilla o mega cefalopode. O, comunque, semplicemente non so neppure io a cosa. Grazie dell'intervento. Un saluto, Giorgio. |
| sent on November 24, 2018 (15:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Giorgio,
Surely you who were on the spot you saw what I from the picture I can not see. I struggle to imagine what beyond what I said.
I also (71 years) I've always fished. 21 Fishing trips in ocean, 3 Graciosa and 18 to Cabo Verde (Sal, Boavista, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Maio) and at least 120 exits between Port Barricata and Elba. We have 2 passions in common :-D Ciao Giorgio,
sicuramente tu che eri sul posto hai visto quello che io dalla foto non riesco a vedere. Faccio fatica ad immaginare cosa oltre quello che ho detto.
Anche io (71 anni) ho sempre pescato. 21 viaggi di pesca in Oceano, 3 Graciosa e 18 a Cabo Verde (Sal, Boavista, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Maio) ed almeno 120 uscite tra Porto Barricata e Elba. Abbiamo 2 passioni in comune  |
| sent on November 24, 2018 (15:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
to the Great!!! Alla grande!!! |
| sent on January 25, 2019 (16:17) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Can I interfere?
from the photo, making a proportion between the eggonet and the mysterious object you get that the "monster" must be well longer than a metre...
difficult that in shallow waters of Laguna can live a cephalus or a bass of that size... it would be a record.
also the height of the water (in proportion to the legs of the bird about twenty inches?) lays for a muddy and elongated bottom fish.
If it were a big carp, in fact, the back and the fin would emerge in a much more obvious way.
and the catfish hardly become so big...
looking down in the area under the beak of the egse you can see a slight marbling that I could hazard is typical of the catfish.
Posso intromettermi?
Dalla foto, facendo una proporzione tra la garzetta e l'oggetto misterioso si ricava che il "mostro" deve essere ben più lungo di un metro...
Difficile che in acque basse di laguna possa vivere un cefalo o una spigola di quelle dimensioni...sarebbe un record.
Anche l'altezza dell'acqua (in proporzione alle zampe dell'uccello una ventina di centimetri?) depone per un pesce da fondo melmoso e dalla forma allungata.
Se fosse una vecchia Carpa il dorso e la pinna emergerebbero in modo molto più evidente.
E i Pesci gatto difficilmente diventano cosi grossi...
Guardando in basso nella zona sotto il becco della garzetta si intravede una leggera marezzatura che posso azzardare sia tipica del Pesce siluro.
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| sent on February 03, 2019 (16:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hi Giorgio. What a situation :-o Ciao Giorgio. Che situazione |
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