PROJECT LOOKING THROUGH …
… the glass of the dolphin tank.
… the water of the green sea turtle pond.
Project Looking Through originated with Mark,
who claims to have a Regular Life.
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Awwwww! I love them! I think I’ve met that dolphin before! He must be a really good swimmer!
MY PLT is going to be animals today too! I hope this one goes on for awhile! It’s FUN!
Oh… and my ally? Yes – you have seen it before — with Mom walking through it. It was my Saturday Photo Hunt for Narrow – many weeks ago! Good memory!
Quilly – love the turtle! great shots again. RE my post – sorry. Bit crass I know. Not meant to make light of tragedy – just a silly poignancy really. Not meant to offend. Forgiven?
are the animals int he tanks looking at us the way we look at them, i wonder…
great shots again!
(and yes, i’ve heard of the trick with shooting through glass before but clear shots are still not easy to achieve)
Great pictures as usual. I really liked the turtle.
You’ve been busy. Look at all these I’ve missed since my last visit. Great subjects for PLT.
is that pink marker writing on the turtle’s back side?
What wonderful pictures! Aren’t they just the cutest things? What a lovely experience for you with wonderful memories!
You have brought some exotic touch into my life…keep going!
Cath — forgiven — since I was never offended ….
Polona — hmmmm, I’ll remember that :p
Dr. John — thank you. I like the turtle, too!
Robert — every day …..
Jules — yes. This is a rescued turtle. Every turtle in the tank has a name or a letter. Turtles with names are those who cannot be returned to the wild. This little one’s name is Kunia.
Ames — my greatest memory was getting so tied up in my photographing that I let a student walk away unattended. Bad teacher. Bad.
R&J — every day!