Underwater Photo Location: Anna Jacobapolder

by Rob De Vries
Picture of hanging mussel culture in the Oosterschelde, Northsea in Holland. Picture taken with a 10,5 mm fisheye lense at +/- 5 cm from the anenome.

by John De Jong
I am just out of the water of 2° C, and made these winterpicture of the Metridium senile. Our goal was to find the Cyclopterus lumpus, we will try again next week....

by John De Jong
Our cold waters are green ofcourse. These Wakame can be impressive when there is some sunshine.

by John De Jong
These Cyclopterus lumpus was trapped. Hard to leave him there...

by John De Jong
Cyclopterus lumpus can be found in the beginning of each year in our Oosterschelde. The coloured males stay in the neighbourhood of the eggs for about 6 weeks. After that they disappear to deeper waters. Notice the green colour of our Northsee.

by John De Jong
My budy Frans taking pictures of Cyclopterus lumpus. I was iritated that he tooks pictures at the same moment I try to photograph him.... Then I realized he is using slave flashes....

by John De Jong
Eureka !

by John De Jong
Some month's ago I found the secret of the green colour of the Dutch water......

by Filip Staes
A male Lumpsucker in mating time. Oosterschelde, Zeeland, The Netherlands. Nikon D7100 in Hugyfot housing. Tokina 10-17mm @ 13mm, f5,6, 1/125, ISO 400.