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With visibility less than ideal for the wreck dive, I decided to use my 100mm macro rather than a wide angle lens. It paid off when I spotted this Bearded Fireworm on a sea fan.
By Brian Lasenby
posted Tuesday, January 20, 2015
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With visibility less than ideal for the wreck dive, I dec... by Brian Lasenby
With visibility less than ideal for the wreck dive, I decided to use my 100mm macro rather than a wide angle lens. It paid off when I spotted this Bearded Fireworm on a sea fan.
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date posted posted: Tuesday, January 20, 2015
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
date posted location: Caribbean Sea Honduras
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