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Underwater Photo Location: Inchcape-1, Fujeira, Unated Arab Emirates

Underwater Photo Location: Inchcape-1, Fujeira, Unated Arab Emirates

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Wreck 45-50 ft long on the depth 28-32m, current.
Marine life - black-spotted moray "Captain Fred", big and fat turkey-fish, stone-fish, sometimes stingray, crocodile-fish, sea-snakes.
Facts about Inchcape-1, Fujeira, Unated Arab Emirates
  • It is in United Arab Emirates
  • Inchcape-1, Fujeira, Unated Arab Emirates is in the Indian Ocean.
  • The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
Dive types
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Marine Life
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Diving facilities
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Photo facilities
macro

by Alexander Nikolaev
Black-spotted moray "Captain Fred" living in Inchkape-1, Fujeira, UAE. Visibility 8-10m, depth 28m. Camera Canon 40D.

by Alexander Nikolaev
Black-spotted moray "Captain Fred". Inchkape-I, Fujeira, UAE

by Brendon Baines
scopianfish shot closeup using canon g9 on wreck of Fujeirah UAE

by Alexander Nikolaev
On duty.

by Alexander Nikolaev
Canon 50D, Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 MACRO

by Alexander Nikolaev
Canon EOS 50D + Sigma 18-50mm MACRO Depth 32m, visibility 5m
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