Silent Sunday – Jellyfish

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When I look back on my trip to the USA in 2015 there are some places that really stand out. So today for my silent Sunday post I thought I would post some photos of jellyfish that were from one of those places.

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Silent Sunday – Jellyfish

On any trip, there are only so many places you can go to. I really didn’t think I would get a chance to go to Monterey Bay Aquarium.  My husband went there a number of years ago and raved about it, so I knew it was a place I would like to visit, but wasn’t sure there would be enough time.

One of the last days I spent with my friends there we decided to just do it. We didn’t have a lot of time but decided to see what we could get.

It is such an amazing place. Aquariums are very interesting places.

I enjoyed all I saw there, but the one part that I loved was the room with all the different tanks full of jellyfish. I spent a lot of time photographing them. They were mesmerising.

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So today I have got some of the images I took when I was in that room. I would love to go back with my current camera and do them again. Maybe one day.

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28 Comments

  1. Amazing creature. Always love the way they float in the water. Gorgeous photos.

  2. These are really beautiful photos, Leanne! It’s a totally different world underwater. 😎❤️

  3. Hi Leanne. As soon as you said US and jellyfish I figured it had to be the Monterrey Aquarium. That was my best memory of my one visit as well. Love your photos as always.

    1. I’m so glad I got to as well. Thank you so much, and thank you very much for sending that link, I love it, I will be watching it a lot.

    1. Oh yes, I’ve never been stung, but heard, I hear you should always take vinegar to the beach with you. Thank you Lois.

  4. Leanne, I am forwarding this post to one of the foremost jellyfish experts in the world to see. Beautiful photography as always.

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