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Mrs Paul Brewster ??? in veil
September 1946
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Funeral for Robert F. Kennedy, New York
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Machalaba Nick Traina Sal Mitchelmore Charles/Penske Media/REX/Shutterstock (6906103h)
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis with daughter Caroline and an unidentified girl (left) at the funeral for Robert F. Kennedy in New York
Funeral for Robert F. Kennedy, New York
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PEOPLE - Bianca Jagger feiert im Studio 54
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Robert Kirk/Penske Media/REX/Shutterstock (6906860bb)
Bianca Jagger and friend attend the party at the Palladium, designed by Japanese architect Arata Isozaki and filled with art installations and Azzedine Alaia designed black costumes for the staff on May 15, 1985 in New York...Article title: 'Eye: And Now, The Palladium
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VARIOUS - 1998
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President Clinton is prepared by an unidentified member of his staff as he prepares to address the nation on the Monica Lewinsky Affair this evening.
VARIOUS - 1998
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RETROSPECTIVE - AMERICAN PRESIDENTS
Mandatory Credit: Photo by White House / Rex Features ( 342549B )
Democratic Fund Raising Dinner at the Commonwealth Armory on October 19, 1963. l-r Speaker of the U.S. House John McCormack; unidentified man; U.S. President John F. Kennedy; U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy
RETROSPECTIVE - AMERICAN PRESIDENTS
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Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
EXCLUSIVE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James Curley / Rex Features ( 783552N )
Marianne Krex
Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
Visiting the London Coliseum last night (22nd July) to attend the premiere of Russian ballet Spartacus, Prince Michael of Kent was accompanied by a mystery blonde who was not his wife of 30 years, Princess Michael. Mysteriously, his unidentified companion went to extreme lengths to avoid being snapped by waiting photographers. As the couple exited the theatre and spotted the waiting the photographers the young woman swiftly crossed the road and walked off down the street with her head down - covering her face with her shawl as she was pursued. She then asked one of the theatre's members of security for help. Meanwhile, a mystified Prince Michael was left looking for his missing companion; at one point pulling out his phone as though he was calling her. After spotting his lady friend further down the street, a less than happy looking Prince Michael waved her over to his car, which the two then entered and departed in together - the mystery woman losing the battle to keep her face hidden in the process.
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Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by James Curley / Rex Features ( 783552K )
Prince Michael of Kent and Marianne Krex leave the Coliseum todgether.
Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
Visiting the London Coliseum last night (22nd July) to attend the premiere of Russian ballet Spartacus, Prince Michael of Kent was accompanied by a mystery blonde who was not his wife of 30 years, Princess Michael. Mysteriously, his unidentified companion went to extreme lengths to avoid being snapped by waiting photographers. As the couple exited the theatre and spotted the waiting the photographers the young woman swiftly crossed the road and walked off down the street with her head down - covering her face with her shawl as she was pursued. She then asked one of the theatre's members of security for help. Meanwhile, a mystified Prince Michael was left looking for his missing companion; at one point pulling out his phone as though he was calling her. After spotting his lady friend further down the street, a less than happy looking Prince Michael waved her over to his car, which the two then entered and departed in together - the mystery woman losing the battle to keep her face hidden in the process.
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Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
EXCLUSIVE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James Curley / Rex Features ( 783552J )
Prince Michael of Kent and Marianne Krex leave the Coliseum todgether.
Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
Visiting the London Coliseum last night (22nd July) to attend the premiere of Russian ballet Spartacus, Prince Michael of Kent was accompanied by a mystery blonde who was not his wife of 30 years, Princess Michael. Mysteriously, his unidentified companion went to extreme lengths to avoid being snapped by waiting photographers. As the couple exited the theatre and spotted the waiting the photographers the young woman swiftly crossed the road and walked off down the street with her head down - covering her face with her shawl as she was pursued. She then asked one of the theatre's members of security for help. Meanwhile, a mystified Prince Michael was left looking for his missing companion; at one point pulling out his phone as though he was calling her. After spotting his lady friend further down the street, a less than happy looking Prince Michael waved her over to his car, which the two then entered and departed in together - the mystery woman losing the battle to keep her face hidden in the process.
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Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
EXCLUSIVE
Mandatory Credit: Photo by James Curley / Rex Features ( 783552C )
Prince Michael of Kent and unidentified lady, leave the Coliseum todgether.
Prince Michael of Kent at the London Coliseum with an unidentified young woman, London Britain - 22 Jul 2008
Visiting the London Coliseum last night (22nd July) to attend the premiere of Russian ballet Spartacus, Prince Michael of Kent was accompanied by a mystery blonde who was not his wife of 30 years, Princess Michael. Mysteriously, his unidentified companion went to extreme lengths to avoid being snapped by waiting photographers. As the couple exited the theatre and spotted the waiting the photographers the young woman swiftly crossed the road and walked off down the street with her head down - covering her face with her shawl as she was pursued. She then asked one of the theatre's members of security for help. Meanwhile, a mystified Prince Michael was left looking for his missing companion; at one point pulling out his phone as though he was calling her. After spotting his lady friend further down the street, a less than happy looking Prince Michael waved her over to his car, which the two then entered and departed in together - the mystery woman losing the battle to keep her face hidden in the process.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
EXCLUSIVE Sienna Miller
Los Angeles
September 25 2008
Sienna Miller leave the Neil George Salon in Beverly Hills walked to her car by an unidentified man. The pair laugh and as the unusually happy Sienna got into her hybrid, not without an hug and kiss, her friend start dancing around.
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DC: G7 FINANCE MINISTERS MEET AT WHITE HOUSE
11 October 2008 - Washington, DC - U.S. President George W.Bush meets with G7 ministers.(Clockwise from top below the mantel clock) World Bank President Robert Zoellick, White House Counsel Ed Gillespie , White House Chief of Staff Joshua Bolten, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Bush, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, unidentified, and Chancellor of the Exchequer Alister Darling, Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa, Italian Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti,German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck, French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde and Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.
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Pamela Anderson, Matthew McConaughey
01-11-09 Malibu, CA
Actress Pamela Anderson with her new unidentified boyfriend talking to Matthew McConaughey on the beach in Malibu...
Non-Exclusive Pix by Flynet ©2008
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Guy Ritchie and two mystery women at his pub 'The Punch Bowl' in Mayfair, London, Britain - 15 Jun 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Alan Chapman / Rex Features ( 941028d )
Unidentified Women with Guy Ritchie
Guy Ritchie and two mystery women at his pub 'The Punch Bowl' in Mayfair, London, Britain - 15 Jun 2009
Guy Ritchie quickly turned away from the two mystery blond women, when he realised that the paparazzi were about...
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ANGELINA JOLIE TATTOOS
ANGELINA JOLIE TATTOOS - AN UNIDENTIFIED TATTOO BOTH THORNTON
AND JOLIE SHARED. IT WAS ON HER RIGHT FOREARM, NOW COVERED BY
THE ÒSTRENGTH OF WILLÓ TATTOO.
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ZUSAMMENSTELLUNG: COMPILATION: Angelina Jolie wird am 4. Juni 2015 40 Jahre alt - ihre Tattoos
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Underwater expedition finds several previously undiscovered species, Newfoundland, Canada - 02 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Fisheries and Oceans Canada / Rex Features ( 1214079aa )
An unidentified octopus
Wonders of the Deep: New Species Among Discoveries
A very cute, purple octopus is one of the unidentified species discovered on a deep-sea expedition.
The finds came as part of a 20-day research trip off Canada's Atlantic coast which arrived back on Wednesday (28 July).
A team of 27 Canadian and Spanish researchers used a remotely operated vehicle (called ROPOS) deployed from the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Hudson to dive to the bottom of the sea.
It fed back images of fascinating habitats, ranging from terraces full of vibrant sponges and corals to sandy bottoms nearly devoid of life.
The team catalogued around 500 samples taken from parts of the Flemish Cap, the Orphan Knoll and the Sable Gully. They also believe they have discovered at least 11 potentially new species.
The farthest point of research was located about 600 kilometres east off St. John's, Newfoundland, while ROPOS worked at a maximum depth of about 9,800 feet (3,000 metres).
Kevin MacIsaac, a Bedford Institute of Oceanography taxonomist, said 30 to 40 species of coral and sponges were found, although there were several species he could not identify.
"It was kind of embarrassing," he said. "Time and time again, we were going forward and saying, 'We don't know what it is.' And, they'd say, 'What do you mean, you don't know what it is?' "
"It's been really spectacular," Ellen Kenchington, research scientist with the Fisheries Department of Canada -one of the organisations involved in the project - told Canada's CTV News.
"It's really changing our perception of the diversity that's out there. ... We're seeing new species in deeper waters."
The research trip should help scientists advise fishery managers on how to best protect the coral and sponges as new fishing methods are developed, Kench...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/ESNPAPRNC
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Underwater expedition finds several previously undiscovered species, Newfoundland, Canada - 02 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Fisheries and Oceans Canada / Rex Features ( 1214079k )
Unidentified octopus
Wonders of the Deep: New Species Among Discoveries
A very cute, purple octopus is one of the unidentified species discovered on a deep-sea expedition.
The finds came as part of a 20-day research trip off Canada's Atlantic coast which arrived back on Wednesday (28 July).
A team of 27 Canadian and Spanish researchers used a remotely operated vehicle (called ROPOS) deployed from the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Hudson to dive to the bottom of the sea.
It fed back images of fascinating habitats, ranging from terraces full of vibrant sponges and corals to sandy bottoms nearly devoid of life.
The team catalogued around 500 samples taken from parts of the Flemish Cap, the Orphan Knoll and the Sable Gully. They also believe they have discovered at least 11 potentially new species.
The farthest point of research was located about 600 kilometres east off St. John's, Newfoundland, while ROPOS worked at a maximum depth of about 9,800 feet (3,000 metres).
Kevin MacIsaac, a Bedford Institute of Oceanography taxonomist, said 30 to 40 species of coral and sponges were found, although there were several species he could not identify.
"It was kind of embarrassing," he said. "Time and time again, we were going forward and saying, 'We don't know what it is.' And, they'd say, 'What do you mean, you don't know what it is?' "
"It's been really spectacular," Ellen Kenchington, research scientist with the Fisheries Department of Canada -one of the organisations involved in the project - told Canada's CTV News.
"It's really changing our perception of the diversity that's out there. ... We're seeing new species in deeper waters."
The research trip should help scientists advise fishery managers on how to best protect the coral and sponges as new fishing methods are developed, Kenchingt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/ESNPAPRNC
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Underwater expedition finds several previously undiscovered species, Newfoundland, Canada - 02 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Fisheries and Oceans Canada / Rex Features ( 1214079t )
An unidentified glass sponge (Class Hexactinellida) with associated brittle stars (Class Ophiuroidea); also a Geodia sp. sponge in foreground, and many encrusting sponge species
Wonders of the Deep: New Species Among Discoveries
A very cute, purple octopus is one of the unidentified species discovered on a deep-sea expedition.
The finds came as part of a 20-day research trip off Canada's Atlantic coast which arrived back on Wednesday (28 July).
A team of 27 Canadian and Spanish researchers used a remotely operated vehicle (called ROPOS) deployed from the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Hudson to dive to the bottom of the sea.
It fed back images of fascinating habitats, ranging from terraces full of vibrant sponges and corals to sandy bottoms nearly devoid of life.
The team catalogued around 500 samples taken from parts of the Flemish Cap, the Orphan Knoll and the Sable Gully. They also believe they have discovered at least 11 potentially new species.
The farthest point of research was located about 600 kilometres east off St. John's, Newfoundland, while ROPOS worked at a maximum depth of about 9,800 feet (3,000 metres).
Kevin MacIsaac, a Bedford Institute of Oceanography taxonomist, said 30 to 40 species of coral and sponges were found, although there were several species he could not identify.
"It was kind of embarrassing," he said. "Time and time again, we were going forward and saying, 'We don't know what it is.' And, they'd say, 'What do you mean, you don't know what it is?' "
"It's been really spectacular," Ellen Kenchington, research scientist with the Fisheries Department of Canada -one of the organisations involved in the project - told Canada's CTV News.
"It's really changing our perception of the diversity that's out there. ... We're seeing new species in deeper waters."
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For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/ESNPAPRNC
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Underwater expedition finds several previously undiscovered species, Newfoundland, Canada - 02 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Fisheries and Oceans Canada / Rex Features ( 1214079w )
Unidentified octopus
Wonders of the Deep: New Species Among Discoveries
A very cute, purple octopus is one of the unidentified species discovered on a deep-sea expedition.
The finds came as part of a 20-day research trip off Canada's Atlantic coast which arrived back on Wednesday (28 July).
A team of 27 Canadian and Spanish researchers used a remotely operated vehicle (called ROPOS) deployed from the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Hudson to dive to the bottom of the sea.
It fed back images of fascinating habitats, ranging from terraces full of vibrant sponges and corals to sandy bottoms nearly devoid of life.
The team catalogued around 500 samples taken from parts of the Flemish Cap, the Orphan Knoll and the Sable Gully. They also believe they have discovered at least 11 potentially new species.
The farthest point of research was located about 600 kilometres east off St. John's, Newfoundland, while ROPOS worked at a maximum depth of about 9,800 feet (3,000 metres).
Kevin MacIsaac, a Bedford Institute of Oceanography taxonomist, said 30 to 40 species of coral and sponges were found, although there were several species he could not identify.
"It was kind of embarrassing," he said. "Time and time again, we were going forward and saying, 'We don't know what it is.' And, they'd say, 'What do you mean, you don't know what it is?' "
"It's been really spectacular," Ellen Kenchington, research scientist with the Fisheries Department of Canada -one of the organisations involved in the project - told Canada's CTV News.
"It's really changing our perception of the diversity that's out there. ... We're seeing new species in deeper waters."
The research trip should help scientists advise fishery managers on how to best protect the coral and sponges as new fishing methods are developed, Kenchingt...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/ESNPAPRNC
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Underwater expedition finds several previously undiscovered species, Newfoundland, Canada - 02 Aug 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Fisheries and Oceans Canada / Rex Features ( 1214079y )
An unidentified stalked glass sponge (Class Hexactinellida)
Wonders of the Deep: New Species Among Discoveries
A very cute, purple octopus is one of the unidentified species discovered on a deep-sea expedition.
The finds came as part of a 20-day research trip off Canada's Atlantic coast which arrived back on Wednesday (28 July).
A team of 27 Canadian and Spanish researchers used a remotely operated vehicle (called ROPOS) deployed from the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Hudson to dive to the bottom of the sea.
It fed back images of fascinating habitats, ranging from terraces full of vibrant sponges and corals to sandy bottoms nearly devoid of life.
The team catalogued around 500 samples taken from parts of the Flemish Cap, the Orphan Knoll and the Sable Gully. They also believe they have discovered at least 11 potentially new species.
The farthest point of research was located about 600 kilometres east off St. John's, Newfoundland, while ROPOS worked at a maximum depth of about 9,800 feet (3,000 metres).
Kevin MacIsaac, a Bedford Institute of Oceanography taxonomist, said 30 to 40 species of coral and sponges were found, although there were several species he could not identify.
"It was kind of embarrassing," he said. "Time and time again, we were going forward and saying, 'We don't know what it is.' And, they'd say, 'What do you mean, you don't know what it is?' "
"It's been really spectacular," Ellen Kenchington, research scientist with the Fisheries Department of Canada -one of the organisations involved in the project - told Canada's CTV News.
"It's really changing our perception of the diversity that's out there. ... We're seeing new species in deeper waters."
The research trip should help scientists advise fishery managers on how to best protect the coral and sponges as new f...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/ESNPAPRNC
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Amazing 'colour x-ray' style images deep sea creatures, Hawaii - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joshua Lambus/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1309313h )
Colourful Creatures Of The Deep
This incredible set of deep sea photographs reveal some of the ocean's darkest secrets.
The stunning collection of pictures, which were taken in Hawaii, uncover in vivid detail the colourful creatures that live in the pitch-black thousands of feet underwater.
Among the 'colour x-ray' style images are pictures of rare squids, jellyfish and shrimp.
The creatures, all of which are just a few centimetres in size, are found living in complete darkness in water more than 7,000ft deep off the coast of Kailua-Kona.
Fine art photographer Joshua Lambus has been on more than 400 'blackwater' dives.
The 25-year-old had the idea after becoming frustrated with running charters for divers who just wanted to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
To get the unique images, Joshua waits until nightfall to head out about three miles on a boat. He then cuts the engine and dives into the water.
The captain kills the lights so Joshua can pick out the plankton more easily. In pure darkness he waits for something to drift by and takes its photograph.
He said: "This is a unique dive and because we live on a mountain with such a steep underwater drop off we are able to reach relatively deep water very quickly.
"I had the idea because as a dive organiser I used to get requests from people who wanted to go out to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
"I like those animals, but they have an obvious beauty, I think it's more rare an instance to notice the pattern on a spider's back, or the texture of a lizard's scales.
"After gearing up and loading the boat we head out of Honokohau Harbour at around
10pm and after we have found our spot we'll kill the engines, and began drifting.
"Then we jump in and once I find something I'll begin drifting with it and start takin...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QUQQJTCOI
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Amazing 'colour x-ray' style images deep sea creatures, Hawaii - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joshua Lambus/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1309313g )
Colourful Creatures Of The Deep
This incredible set of deep sea photographs reveal some of the ocean's darkest secrets.
The stunning collection of pictures, which were taken in Hawaii, uncover in vivid detail the colourful creatures that live in the pitch-black thousands of feet underwater.
Among the 'colour x-ray' style images are pictures of rare squids, jellyfish and shrimp.
The creatures, all of which are just a few centimetres in size, are found living in complete darkness in water more than 7,000ft deep off the coast of Kailua-Kona.
Fine art photographer Joshua Lambus has been on more than 400 'blackwater' dives.
The 25-year-old had the idea after becoming frustrated with running charters for divers who just wanted to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
To get the unique images, Joshua waits until nightfall to head out about three miles on a boat. He then cuts the engine and dives into the water.
The captain kills the lights so Joshua can pick out the plankton more easily. In pure darkness he waits for something to drift by and takes its photograph.
He said: "This is a unique dive and because we live on a mountain with such a steep underwater drop off we are able to reach relatively deep water very quickly.
"I had the idea because as a dive organiser I used to get requests from people who wanted to go out to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
"I like those animals, but they have an obvious beauty, I think it's more rare an instance to notice the pattern on a spider's back, or the texture of a lizard's scales.
"After gearing up and loading the boat we head out of Honokohau Harbour at around
10pm and after we have found our spot we'll kill the engines, and began drifting.
"Then we jump in and once I find something I'll begin drifting with it and start takin...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QUQQJTCOI
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Amazing 'colour x-ray' style images deep sea creatures, Hawaii - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joshua Lambus/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1309313e )
Colourful Creatures Of The Deep
This incredible set of deep sea photographs reveal some of the ocean's darkest secrets.
The stunning collection of pictures, which were taken in Hawaii, uncover in vivid detail the colourful creatures that live in the pitch-black thousands of feet underwater.
Among the 'colour x-ray' style images are pictures of rare squids, jellyfish and shrimp.
The creatures, all of which are just a few centimetres in size, are found living in complete darkness in water more than 7,000ft deep off the coast of Kailua-Kona.
Fine art photographer Joshua Lambus has been on more than 400 'blackwater' dives.
The 25-year-old had the idea after becoming frustrated with running charters for divers who just wanted to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
To get the unique images, Joshua waits until nightfall to head out about three miles on a boat. He then cuts the engine and dives into the water.
The captain kills the lights so Joshua can pick out the plankton more easily. In pure darkness he waits for something to drift by and takes its photograph.
He said: "This is a unique dive and because we live on a mountain with such a steep underwater drop off we are able to reach relatively deep water very quickly.
"I had the idea because as a dive organiser I used to get requests from people who wanted to go out to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
"I like those animals, but they have an obvious beauty, I think it's more rare an instance to notice the pattern on a spider's back, or the texture of a lizard's scales.
"After gearing up and loading the boat we head out of Honokohau Harbour at around
10pm and after we have found our spot we'll kill the engines, and began drifting.
"Then we jump in and once I find something I'll begin drifting with it and start takin...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QUQQJTCOI
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Amazing 'colour x-ray' style images deep sea creatures, Hawaii - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joshua Lambus/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1309313l )
Colourful Creatures Of The Deep
This incredible set of deep sea photographs reveal some of the ocean's darkest secrets.
The stunning collection of pictures, which were taken in Hawaii, uncover in vivid detail the colourful creatures that live in the pitch-black thousands of feet underwater.
Among the 'colour x-ray' style images are pictures of rare squids, jellyfish and shrimp.
The creatures, all of which are just a few centimetres in size, are found living in complete darkness in water more than 7,000ft deep off the coast of Kailua-Kona.
Fine art photographer Joshua Lambus has been on more than 400 'blackwater' dives.
The 25-year-old had the idea after becoming frustrated with running charters for divers who just wanted to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
To get the unique images, Joshua waits until nightfall to head out about three miles on a boat. He then cuts the engine and dives into the water.
The captain kills the lights so Joshua can pick out the plankton more easily. In pure darkness he waits for something to drift by and takes its photograph.
He said: "This is a unique dive and because we live on a mountain with such a steep underwater drop off we are able to reach relatively deep water very quickly.
"I had the idea because as a dive organiser I used to get requests from people who wanted to go out to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
"I like those animals, but they have an obvious beauty, I think it's more rare an instance to notice the pattern on a spider's back, or the texture of a lizard's scales.
"After gearing up and loading the boat we head out of Honokohau Harbour at around
10pm and after we have found our spot we'll kill the engines, and began drifting.
"Then we jump in and once I find something I'll begin drifting with it and start takin...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QUQQJTCOI
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Amazing 'colour x-ray' style images deep sea creatures, Hawaii - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joshua Lambus/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1309313k )
Colourful Creatures Of The Deep
This incredible set of deep sea photographs reveal some of the ocean's darkest secrets.
The stunning collection of pictures, which were taken in Hawaii, uncover in vivid detail the colourful creatures that live in the pitch-black thousands of feet underwater.
Among the 'colour x-ray' style images are pictures of rare squids, jellyfish and shrimp.
The creatures, all of which are just a few centimetres in size, are found living in complete darkness in water more than 7,000ft deep off the coast of Kailua-Kona.
Fine art photographer Joshua Lambus has been on more than 400 'blackwater' dives.
The 25-year-old had the idea after becoming frustrated with running charters for divers who just wanted to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
To get the unique images, Joshua waits until nightfall to head out about three miles on a boat. He then cuts the engine and dives into the water.
The captain kills the lights so Joshua can pick out the plankton more easily. In pure darkness he waits for something to drift by and takes its photograph.
He said: "This is a unique dive and because we live on a mountain with such a steep underwater drop off we are able to reach relatively deep water very quickly.
"I had the idea because as a dive organiser I used to get requests from people who wanted to go out to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
"I like those animals, but they have an obvious beauty, I think it's more rare an instance to notice the pattern on a spider's back, or the texture of a lizard's scales.
"After gearing up and loading the boat we head out of Honokohau Harbour at around
10pm and after we have found our spot we'll kill the engines, and began drifting.
"Then we jump in and once I find something I'll begin drifting with it and start takin...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QUQQJTCOI
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Amazing 'colour x-ray' style images deep sea creatures, Hawaii - 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joshua Lambus/Solent News / Rex Features ( 1309313q )
Colourful Creatures Of The Deep
This incredible set of deep sea photographs reveal some of the ocean's darkest secrets.
The stunning collection of pictures, which were taken in Hawaii, uncover in vivid detail the colourful creatures that live in the pitch-black thousands of feet underwater.
Among the 'colour x-ray' style images are pictures of rare squids, jellyfish and shrimp.
The creatures, all of which are just a few centimetres in size, are found living in complete darkness in water more than 7,000ft deep off the coast of Kailua-Kona.
Fine art photographer Joshua Lambus has been on more than 400 'blackwater' dives.
The 25-year-old had the idea after becoming frustrated with running charters for divers who just wanted to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
To get the unique images, Joshua waits until nightfall to head out about three miles on a boat. He then cuts the engine and dives into the water.
The captain kills the lights so Joshua can pick out the plankton more easily. In pure darkness he waits for something to drift by and takes its photograph.
He said: "This is a unique dive and because we live on a mountain with such a steep underwater drop off we are able to reach relatively deep water very quickly.
"I had the idea because as a dive organiser I used to get requests from people who wanted to go out to see turtles, dolphins and whales.
"I like those animals, but they have an obvious beauty, I think it's more rare an instance to notice the pattern on a spider's back, or the texture of a lizard's scales.
"After gearing up and loading the boat we head out of Honokohau Harbour at around
10pm and after we have found our spot we'll kill the engines, and began drifting.
"Then we jump in and once I find something I'll begin drifting with it and start takin...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QUQQJTCOI
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Rupert Sanders and Liberty Ross meet up at an office building. Liberty then has lunch with an unidentified man at Cecconi's in West Hollywood.
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