mack the knife

my mind's drawing blank for a photo idea for today, so off to the aquarium shots from three days ago and this guy here caught my fancy. when i was watching him, i actually was singing in my head the song "mack the knife" maybe because i was doing karaoke of mack the knife the night before. mack the knife is one fun song to sing because you can just make out words that don't make sense as long as you sing it in tune. you sing it desafinado mack's gonna get you.

here's a video with lyrics - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8iPUK0AGRo

[Annie D]

hahahaha
what a beautiful (I'm guessing grey nurse) shark - went diving with them at the aquarium here - it was awesome!

[Diana]

A stunning close up and great entry for the songtitle.

[Ron]

....and it shows them pearly white. Always loved that song. Tremendously morbid, but catchy at the same time, even though I couldn't stand Bobby Darin. Nice capture though!

[Domenico Dodaro]

Great shot. We won't tell Mr. Bertold Brecht that you switch his lyrics for desafinado (with the utmost respect for Mr. Gilberto...) 😜

[Shanne]

really cool image, and love that song too

[Beau]

Love the POV.

[Sheralee S]

Look at those teeth! I'll stay on this side of the glass thanks.

[Henri Russell]

Great photo and good for the song title.

[Dixie Goode]

This is very cool, I love aquariums with water tubes, I’d love a bedroom like this

[Helen Jane]

I certainly got the killer vibe as soon as this photo showed up. Now enjoying the unlikely tune tothe Mack the knife story. Wish I had heard you sing it.

[katy]

Amazing shot of the shark! Spectacular to not get a reflected selfie in it! I learned a new word today.

[Erika]

Yikes! Look at those teeth. Great shot.

[Marnie]

Yeah, I love Mack the Knife too. Now I'm singing it! As for this shark, I'm glad it's on the safe side of some glass, too many shark attacks in Oz in recent times.

[Kathy]

I like your POV. Those teeth...! Yikes! My first venture into acting was the Threepenny Opera, where Mack the Knife came from.

[Michael Van Krey]

I love what you’ve captured in the water