Here is a picture of swirls and bubbles and other shapes that could be found underwater for I used silver and shades of blue and few areas of pink that could be the light of the sun under the water. The fish are silver swimming in all directions. To me this image before I really noticed the fish kind of reminded me of 'Starry Night' by a very famous artist. Please comment and share your thoughts.
(Sorry for the angle of the image.)
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It took me awhile to spot the fish, lol