a blog by markus nolf
cuttlefish are amazing creatures! here’s some footage of one of the resident australian giant cuttlefish (sepia apama) at bass point, shellharbour. it changes not just colour, but also forms seaweed-like […]
underwater photography is expensive! underwater housings for digital cameras – point and shoot as well as SLR or mirrorless cameras – often cost much more than the actual cameras, and […]
i’ve been meaning to post these for quite some time now: chara vulgaris is a multicellular green alga in the family characeae (de: armleuchteralgen; the closest relative of green land […]
previous part: indonesia part 1: the northern part of north sulawesi (bunaken, tomohon) we had planned on staying in the togean islands for about a week, but as lonely planet […]
let’s see if i can get those photos from our trip to indonesia online within a reasonable amount of time… part one is about the first of just over 5 […]
