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Little Green Seahorses Art Print
by Linda Phelps
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Little Green Seahorses art print by Linda Phelps. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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These two little seahorses were in an aquarium exhibit in Auckland, New Zealand. They very small, The are so cute. They are a delight for the... more
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Artist's Description
These two little seahorses were in an aquarium exhibit in Auckland, New Zealand. They very small, The are so cute. They are a delight for the eyes. The seahorse belongs to the Syngnathidae family. The males are the one who get pregnant, The females deposits her eggs in the pouch of the male. I think these are Big-Belly seahorses. Several species can change their color.
About Linda Phelps
Linda Phelps lives in Austin, Texa s. Linda started to study the art of photography in the late 1980s. She started with the first digital camera that came on the market and continues working to improve her art. She has earned awards in local, national and international competitions. She has written tutorials and articles for the web on photography. She presented a seminar on how to make creative images in a photo convention sponsored by the Gulf Coast Camera Club Council which covers a 5 state area. Linda has a strong interest in creative photography that takes an image out of the normal range of a photograph into the realm creative images. Recently she has moved on from fine art photography to making fantastic artistic abstracts....
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Robert Frederick
Cool aquarium shot! LF
Linda Phelps replied:
Thank you Robert for your remark and support for these little seahorses. They are on the endangered list. Many get caught up in fishing nets.