Photo and Crochet - Small Red Scorpionfish

Small Red Scorpionfish - Scorpaena notata

The head of this scorpionfish is virtually free of all cutaneous appendices. Recognised by its brighter red colouring and a black mark in the middle of the dorsal fin. Lives on poorly illuminated rocky bottoms, from 5 to 700 metres deep. Maximum size 18 centimetres.

Small Red Scorpionfish - Scorpaena notata

by Dieter

Uploaded on July 16, 2022

1. Free: All resized images are available for free download under the Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 License.
2. Payed Licenses
2.1 No Profit. If you want to use the full size images where you do not make a profit in any form out of the use of the downloaded image. As long as it is for your personal use and not exhibited in public you are free to print, build upon or modify the image without any further consent. If you use the image in a monthly publication for a club or association, it has to be in a unaltered form and appropriate credit to the photographer has to be given.
The whole License you find here.
2.2 Editorial with appropriate credit to the photographer. This license you will need if the image is part of a publication. It is mandatory to give appropriate credit to the photographer alongside the image.
The whole License you find here.
2.3 Editorial without the obligation of giving credit to the photographer. This license is the same as under 2.2 but without having to give credit to the photographer.
The whole License you find here.
2.4 Commercial License. This license you will need for any commercial use of the image.
The whole License you find here.

Image Details

Camera:	Canon
Model:	Canon DIGITAL IXUS 120 IS
Creation Date:	2017:03:18 19:07:09
Image width:	2480 px
Image height:	1700 px
Image size:	2.3MB
Aperature:	f/8.0
Exposure:	1/60
ISO - speed:	80

License for images free to download:
Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Please give the image a rating.

The average rating is 2.96.

Un-assigned Photos

Small Red Scorpionfish - Scorpaena notata

Please give the image a rating.