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These are people.not fish! by Angelo Musco. New York-based contemporary artist, who is represented in the US by Carrie Secrist Gallery, is known for creating massive photographs of surreal mosaics made from thousands of swarming human bodies

Estorninos sobre Italia // Starlings over Italy (by Paolo Patrizi,

Weird Clouds Look Even Better From Space / Cyclones, South Atlantic Ocean

helloboneshelloheart: Barracuda surrounding a diver off the coast of Sipadan, Malaysia (by David Doubilet).Wow and I thought being cut off by two barracuda to be intimidating!

Korean sculptor Seung Mo Park creates giant ephemeral portraits by cutting layer after layer of wire mesh. Each work begins with a photograph which is superimposed over layers of wire with a projector, then Park slowly snips away areas of mesh.

Wayne Levin Photography - From the Fish Schools series.

A murmuration of starlings. A flock of starlings is called a murmuration, an apt word because the flocks move like a rumor pulsing through a crowded room. This is a particularly beautiful murmuration in Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Wayne Levin, 'Pattern of Akule'

Alain Delorme transforms plastic bags into elegant flocks of birds

detail of Flock of Birds canvas tote

"Darkness broken face D'yer Mak'er" by Frederico Bebber

René Magritte - Golconda, 1953 It’s raining men

Snow Geese (in migration)

~ diving through a school of fish~ underwater photography, ocean, scuba, swimming, black and white

lifeunderthewaves: “Music for the eyes Fesdu House Reef, Maldives Photo by Hamid R.

school of fish