I can't remember where I came across this pic, but noticing it in my image library at a small size, it was suddenly apparent that the school of yellow fish on the left, seen as a whole, make up the outline of a shark! With it's mouth open and teeth showing.

m lov in it...

its really awesome

where did you came across this pic???

Thanks jhoncena! I also think it is a really awesome photo. If it is contrived, it's done very cleverly. Otherwise, it is miraculous. I found it whilst searching for shark pics one day.

I totally thought I posted a reply to this already, but I guess I'm just senile!

Ba da da da da...I'm lovin it (too)! As they say in the McDonalds commercial - Thanx jhoncena, now that little ditty will be creepin around in my head for the next couple of days! LOL!

I think you found purposful art Alisa, it looks set up to me,& brilliantly I might add! I don't think those fish would have been able to come w/in that distance of the shark w/out getting chomped on. At least not by portraying themselves as something big enough for him to attack. But great picture though either way. Then again I could be totally wrong,but it's just my opinion.

However, There have been a couple of instances in our animal kingdom that have been completely real & blown me away, & I guess this could very will be one of those too, but I would lean on the side of just beautiful art. But really creative!!!

Thanks for the feedback, Jaime. Purposeful Art. I like those words.

But I do like thinking the photo is real, though it would be quite synchronistic if it was. And searching for this image again I found another one that really does look contrived to me, I don't think it is trying to be anything but "staged", and with the same subject matter -- a school of fish shaped as a shark (added it as pic #2). So maybe the first one is also manipulated.

I love both of those pics! Minipulated or not, beautiful. And both pics remind me of the peace that is to be represented by such a predator being so close to prey without attacking it. Kinda like when the lamb rests at the lion's side to represent the peace in the world.

Just beautiful though, really.

You say such wonderful things, Jaime.