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A Beroe, a carnivorous species of ctenophore, swims diagonally across the frame, the circle of its closed mouth pointed upward and just visible through its translucent pink body.
Four lines of rainbow run up from the opposite end of the ctenophore where its fluffy polar fields - equivalent to a brain - poke out from its aboral end. The rainbows are caused by refraction, as the creature beats ciliated comb plates called ctenes, to swim.
Beroe are ferocious predators, and when they find their prey, open themselves seemingly impossibly wide to consume them whole.
I am a disabled cyborg and marine scientist from the Pacific Northwest. I take inspiration from the natural world and my experiences as a disabled person to create poetry, embroidery, and visual art.
I look forward to sharing more wild life photography of the wonderful and strange creatures in the local waters here, and scanography still lifes incorporating items I've collected or created through embroidery and other crafts.
Some of my favorite subjects to image are invertebrates - from embroidered butterflies to rainbow casting comb jellies, to the writhing marine worms that come out around the ...
This is a gallery-quality giclée art print on 100% cotton rag archival paper, printed with archival inks. Each art print is listed by sheet size and features a minimum one-inch border.
