
Tuesday, 27th October 2009
Eye of the Sand
by Thomas Vignaud
Some fish, like this Lesser weever (Echiichthys vipera), are incredibly good at hiding, and only need a few seconds to get like this. And, be sure they still see you : )
Equipment: 5D2, 100mm
Thomas Vignaud
Website: Photos
Eye of the Sand by Thomas Vignaud was photo of the day on Tuesday, 27th October 2009. It is tagged Fish, Macro, Underwater. You can leave a comment below.

19 Comments
MATE
wow look at all of those little shells where was this?
Katherine Lee Strassburg
AMAZING! I am intrigued by unusual nature shots. This guy must be tiny based on my knowledge of ocean sand……..size, location, depth…inquiring minds want to know. Wonderful potd–it made me chuckle.
Tim
I love the color and the texture, I bet it was a difficult shot to get. Well done!
Anurag
Is that the retina we can see through the pupil?!!
Thomas Vignaud
Hi, and thanks
This was in Marseille, Mediterranean sea. Around -17m deep. The size of the fish is around 10 cm.
Anurag, I guess it is, but it “could” as well be the reflexion of my flat port, like it happens sometimes.
Su
This is wonderful and so clear, you are very much at home in his world. Congrats
Malta Photography
Thanks for showing us such a beauty. The grains are so detailed.
Catrin Hinrichs
Amazing how you catched the eye color and stone details.
yo
That ! is sharpness
wanda krack
Wonderful details and dof with this shot. The colors are amazing! Well-done and thanks for sharing!
mike
He blends right into his surroundings.
Rajib Singha
Fantastic eye for details Thomas.
Ellen Empson
Thomas,
THank you for giving us this image that we would have otherwise probably never experienced in our lifetime.
You are truly an exceptionally accomplished artist in photography.
Renee
Yet another excellent shot from the library of wonderful photo’s by Thomas! Congrats!
Cindy
Good grief but this is a wonderful shot! I love your artistry, Thomas.
Marie Dunphy Harding
Can’t really figure on this one, though the shells are certainly pretty.
Grete
What so amazing photo, it’s really impress the marine fauna. I never saw a macro like this!!! Congrats Thomas.
Chamika
Great shot! Love it!
Pauline Jones
Cool picture; very nice.