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The Tonsillectomy of A Monk Fish

The Tonsillectomy of A Monk Fish

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Glenn Capers


Premium (World), New York City

The Tonsillectomy of A Monk Fish

I'm in Iceland, and I haven't shot one iconic shot yet. Although I dream of it I'm driven to encounter real people that are forgotten in Iceland.
So here I am walking into a fishing industry and stumble upon a Monk fish and the Fisherman in a tiny village.

I know most only look at images and forget the story. But remember with out the story the picture is just a picture.

Comments 8

  • Finnur Andrésson 26/04/2013 10:46

    Great photo is this taken in Iceland !
  • BRYAN CRUTE 26/08/2012 0:00

    Scampi !
    This fish makes most of the worlds Scampi :-))
    Great shot as usual Glen

    Regards
    Bryan
  • Inez Correia Marques 21/08/2012 11:24

    OHHHHH
    i can imagine a BIG FISH holding my head like that too.
  • Lene Thomsen 18/08/2012 12:33

    what a fish ... nice picture :-))

    regards
    Lene
  • † cathy Blatt 15/08/2012 11:28

    But he is huge! Stunning picture with the red and yellow contrasts, cathy
  • s. sabine krause 15/08/2012 9:40

    the inside of his abyss-like throat: just as sharp and rugged and primeval looking as the icelandic landscape in the back! amazing, how the fisherman holding him is becoming one with him: same sharpness, same audacity, same punch in his pose and facial expression! they're two of a kind! ; ) really great shot, glenn!! it may not be "iconic" but it's giving us an inkling of what iceland feels like! lots of potential for myth and story in this shot, too… greetings, sabine.
  • Adele D. Oliver 15/08/2012 1:19

    what a story and fantastic capture, Glenn ..... the colourful friendly fishermen, the splendid backdrop of the mountains - and this enormous fish ... indeed a great memory of Iceland !!
    wish you a continued wonderful time !!!
    Adele
  • BeckySchaefer 15/08/2012 0:48

    What a huge mouth!!!
    You travel around the world and your pictures always show moments many people wouldn`t have seen.
    I enjoy reading your informations about the pictures - it completes the impression so much.
    Becky