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Snorkeling with my son in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Was cold (7mm wet suits) but FUN.
Nikonos 13mm, No strobe.
Seaweed Blenny
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Hermissenda crassicornis from Mendocino, California.
Brittle Star on the underside of a Sea Star
Olympus camera & housing 55mm lens with +6 diopter
Riveria Beach Lagoon, FL
Hermit Crab Eye
Backlit Mantis
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Trumpet Fish
My Dive Buddy!!!
Another big smile for the camera
Pelagic salp (A Tunicate), drifting by, taken in California with 1,000ft of water under us.
A Belted Sandfish on Mammoth Rock Reef , in the Gulf of Mexico, off Clearwater Beach, Florida.
CENTEPIDE
Janolus nudibranch on kelp, photo taken in Southern California.
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Deep water entry at Dutch Springs, PA
Sea Butterfly, a pelagic gastropod taken on a blue-water dive in Southern California, with 1,000ft of water below me. Nikon 60mm lens, small dome port.
Why be normal.
Instead of half under and half over, stick part of the dome out of the water! This is shot in a quarry in NC. This shot has not photoshopping. This is what I saw from the view finder. Nikon D-70 Subal Housing 2 Inon Strobes
The Bat Fish
Saw this sea turtle off of pompano beach in Florida, It was resting on the bottom at about 20 feet deep. It was intresting because we swam directly out from a sea turtle nest that was on the beach. It looked at us curiously which was cute too.
Squid in the Clouds. I looked up and saw a squid hanging around a mooring line at Blue Heron Bridge. As I was trying to focus on him, he was joined by another. The batteries in my strobe had died and I was lucky the lighting was halfway decent!
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Yellow Head Jawfish at Riviera Beach Lagoon. Taken with Olympus E-520 with Inon strobes. It was hard to get a sharp photo they move so fast
Seahorse at BHB
Backlit with off camera strobe
D300 105mm
A Feather Duster
Scrawled Cowfish natural light
Confrontation
Smile and say, "CHEEEEEEZZZZZZZZZZ"
The eye of the Octopus
Sawtooth Arrow Shrimp (Tozeuma serratum). I collected one and sent it to a marine biologist for identification. She said I may have the first live photos of this species. You don't have to go to exotic locations to capture something new!
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