Shark 'attack' caught on Myrtle Beach video

Wed Jul 11 12:20:52 PDT 2012

You Gotta See This: Shark steals fisherman’s catch at Myrtle Beach

A family received a surprising welcome while fishing in Myrtle Beach recently. view full article

A family received a surprising welcome while fishing in North Myrtle Beach recently.

In the clip sent to NewsChannel 36 Wednesday, the video shows what appears to be a roughly seven-foot bullhead shark jumping out of the water near a beach home to snag a five-pound Red Drum that was caught on Sarah Blume's fishing line.

The video was captured by William Moore of Franklinton, North Carolina on Tuesday behind the home on the Cherry Grove Inlet, according to CarolinaLive.com.

"We couldn't believe how it actually happened," Moore told the website. "We keep watching the video over and over and over again."

Moore said the group of fisherman used chum as bait to catch the shark again--this time while in a boat--but let it go.

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/07/12/3378316/shark-attack-caught-on-mrytle.html#storylink=cpy

Rush Hour

Commuters disembark from suburban trains during morning rush hour at Churchgate Railway Station in Mumbai on World Population Day, July 11. According to a 2011 census conducted by the government of India, Mumbai has more than 12 million residents, making it India’s most populated city.

http://slideshow.msnbc.msn.com/slideshow/news/the-week-in-pictures-july-5-12-48151676/

F is for Frazetta

F is for Frazetta:


Tarzan and the Golden Lion, 1964.


Chessmen of Mars, 1973.


At the Earth's Core, 1965.


At the Earth's Core, 1962.


Untitled, 1968.

M is for Mars

M is for Mars:



Four Classic Martians by Bernie Wrightson, 1977.


Chessmen of Mars by Roy Krenkel, 1969.


Marvin Martian by Virgil Ross, n.d.


Attack on Planet Mars, 1951.


Man O' Mars #1, 1953.


Thuvia, Maid of Mars by J. Allen St. John, 1917.



Mars Attacks Card "The Monster Reaches In" by Norm Saunders, 1962.



John Carter and the Apes of Mars by Frank Frazetta, 1970.

Beautiful Bird Photography by Kelly Colgan Azar

Kelly Colgan Azar prefers photography of small, fast moving birds because of the challenge they present. She never gets tired of birds as the subjects in her photos because of their unexpected beauty when seen through a lens. Kelly sure hopes that more people will take interest in birds!

If you would like to see more of Kelly's work, then check out her Flickr Photostream

Brown Thrasher

Yellow Warbler

White-crowned Sparrow

Wood Duck

Ruby-throated Hummingbird

American Robin

Wood Thrush

Carolina Wren

Scarlet Tanager

Baltimore Oriole

Eastern Towhee

Willow Flycatcher

Baltimore Oriole

Mockingbird

Tree Swallow

Louisiana Waterthrush

20 Great Pictures of Central Park NYC

New York is a beautiful and very interesting city, which is definitely worth visiting as a photographer. When in New York, you should also spend some time in Central Park.

Disney's Manhattan by joiseyshowaa

Central Park foliage photo-walk, Nov 2009 – 10 by Ed Yourdon

Central Park "Dog in the Sun" by Tony Fischer

Meer Reflections by Dave Whelan

Dark Days Ahead by Guian Bolisaya

Blanketed by A. Strakey

central park early spring by Brendon

Park benches in Central Park by David Joyce

Walking in Central Park by Thomas Leuthard

Willow tree by Ed Yourdon

Jogging on a bright November morning by Ed Yourdon

Zoom… by Yogendra Joshi

Summer in Central Park by Kevin Dooley

Central Park In Snow by Randy Lemoine

walking the baby by Regan Vercruysse

sunset at the rowing pond by joiseyshowaa

Arriving by Angelo Amboldi

Central Park – Bathesda Arcade – Just before sunrise by joiseyshowaa

Inscope Arch by Diego Torres Silvestre

Central Park HDR by C L