Forgive me for the shameless self-promotion, but I am sure very few of you would see this if I didn't post it . This week one of my photos used to illustrate a scientific paper about Hamlets was chosen to be the cover of the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Not a scuba magazine, but my first cover!
very cool Luiz!
congrats on the cover
Congrats Luiz! Beautiful shot.
Congratulations, Luiz. It's a great shot. How did you
Congratulations!!!!
It is a lovely and aesthetic photo and more Luiz I think it has "soul" so to speak....., as I mean it captures the essence of "real" hamlet behavior.
What is the article about, synopsis in layman's language? Do they talk about hamlets still "speciating" (I heard someone use that term and I've always wanted to use it in a sentence...., but I don't actually think it is a valid word - "undergoing speciation" would probably be the proper term... .)?
Best, Carol
Awesome and it feels good, doesn't it?
Congrats, Luiz!
I actually value the scientific stuff more than anything else.
Well done! A cover! Woo Hoo!
Cheers,
Marli
Great struff Luiz...and great shot!
Yes, Congradulations Luiz.
Congrats, great image deserve this honor.
Thanks everyone! Carol, yes, the paper was about speciation in hamlets. They concluded that even though there is no genetic difference between the "species", selection in coloration is strong (they claim they are mimics) and 99% of the individuals mate with same color species. So yes, this seems to be one of those cases of "ongoing" speciation.
Luiz
Congrats Luiz.
Abit different to a dive mag.
Awesome, congrats on that. Great shot.
Todd
Thats Super, Congrats
Ted
I think its great to be on a journal cover Beautiful photo!
For my money that is an even more 'cool' than having a scuba mag cover.
Nice one.
Paul C
Congratulations, Luiz.
Nice one. I once got some fish sex on the cover of a medical journal (i have a photo of it somewhere) although there wasn't any marine articles anywhere inside.
Alex
Congratulations Luiz, very dramatic lighting and colours.