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Elysia timida nudibranch_July 2025
(CanonRF100,1/200,f16,iso100)
By Antonio Venturelli
posted (3 days ago)
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Goniobranchus rubrocornutus_March 2025
(CanonRF100,1/200,f18,iso100)
By Antonio Venturelli
posted Yesterday
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divers.
By Robert Polo
posted Yesterday
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mj
By Robert Polo
posted 02:37 CST Today (16 hours ago)
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Couple of Cratena nudibranch_July 2025
(CanonRF100,1/200,f13,iso100)
By Antonio Venturelli
posted 09:48 CST Today (9 hours ago)
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This is not "Darth Vader" underwater, this is my collegue Erol with his Rebreather ;-)
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Wreck diving in Malta... :O)...
Mediterranean Atmosphere... :O)...
Wreck of an Italian War-Aircraft ( Bomber ) of second world war. 55-70 meters deep. This photos was token by me at 60 meters. I spended only a couple of minutes there....time flies quick down there ;-)
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Exploring the new shipwreck SG 119, around 20 minutes after it touched ocean's ground. Still dirt clouds and bubbles around. Canon 40D with Sigma 10-20 ( on the 10mm end ), ambient light with usage of "magic filters".
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Another great shot of Rico's Wreck
A couple of swimmers shot from a wee cave below
nudi
octopus macropus
"Live on air" - This small hermid crab seems to have a proper "antenna" to communicate with the outside world ;-))
cratena peregrina.........coupling
dardanus arrosor
Grouper (Epinephelus marginatus). Mediterranean. La Gabiniere.
France
serpula vermicularis
cratena peregrina
parablennius yellow
red coral
25th June 2011, Time : 13.47 . The last seconds of "life" of the patrol boat "119" . In the water : The technic team that helped to make the wreck sink. 20 seconds after this shot, I was diving as the very first one at this brand new wreck :-)
Commando central and captain's seat of the coastguard patrol boat 119. Magic filters only, no strobe.
Diving the caves in Malta - Gozo... :O)...
Exploring the "SG 119", 1 day after it sinked. Sigma 10-20 ( set to 10 mm ) with Magic Filters, Canon 40D.
face.........calliactis parasitica
flabellina affinis
Patrol Boat 119 - I took this shot 13 minutes after this new shipwreck touched oceans ground. Lots of dirt & dust clouds....the ship's stern was totally covered by a sand cloud that time. Ambient light shot, converted to B/W.
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this not only breaks the record for shooting a wreck so soon after shooting it's also a super composition - but then you'd expect that from Rico!
Patrol Boat 119. 24 hours after it touched the ground. 10mm lens with magic filters attached.
snack........
Coastguard Patrol Boat 119. Was a big honor to be one of the first to dive this new wreck and the very first who takes uw photos of it. This photo was made 24 hours after the ship sinked. Canon 40D, Sigma 10-20mm with Magic Filters, no strobes.
This is the turkish coastguard patrol boat "B119", just 1 minute after touchdown on its final resting place. It's the very first photo ever of this brand-new shipwreck. Still bubbles and smoke are escaping. Bad visibility, very rough circumstances.
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