"Yellow Fellows" showcases a bed of yellow and a single orange sea anemones bathed by sunlight filtering through the kelp forest canopy. Its an early morning image, timed to capture a low sun angle, that increases the "komorebi" - what the Japanese describe as the sunlight leaking through the trees. The image from False Bay, Cape Town, reminds me how different lighting and aspects of the local kelp jungles can result in very different imagery.