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Photo Sunday – Coral Seas

by Adam Shake · 2 comments

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Photo Sunday – Coral Seas

With links to Twilight Earth Ocean Related Articles

Swimming in the Coral
Creative Commons License photo credit: moonjazz

Coral Reefs Turn Black With Disease Just 300 Meters Off Taiwan Coast

Arms Across the Water
Creative Commons License photo credit: laszlo-photo

U.S. EPA Invokes Clean Water Act to Evaluate Ocean Acidification

Pillar Coral B&W Macro

Creative Commons License photo credit: laszlo-photo

Our Dirty Fuels and Overconsumption are Changing Our Oceans

Green World
Creative Commons License photo credit: Jun Acullador

Sailing the Great Pacific Garbage Patch with Captain Charles Moore [Video]

Tubastrea.faulkneri
Creative Commons License photo credit: ctenophore

Seventy One Percent of Earth – Marine Protection Video

Yellow Polpys
Creative Commons License photo credit: seanmcgrath

Rising Sea Levels and Loss of Coastal Areas

Ripe Coral
Creative Commons License photo credit: tata_aka_T

Worldwide Contamination of Water Sources

Coral, North Horn, Coral Sea Great Barrier Reef, Australia_4.jpg

Creative Commons License photo credit: gruntzooki

U.S. Agencies Sued for Failure to Protect Sea Turtles

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1 Levi Novey June 21, 2009 at 11:57 pm

Gorgeous photos, Adam ! It’s refreshing to see some photos being used legally! I’m getting tired of seeing wonderful “all rights reserved” photos from Flickr getting used on commercial sites– so I was happy to see these all have Creative Commons licenses.

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2 Adam Shake June 22, 2009 at 4:19 am

Thank you Levi. When Flickr is used with the original intent and spirit in mind, it’s a great tool. I agree with you.
Thanks for stopping by.

Adam

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