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Underwater Photo Location: Bergse diepsluis, Oosterschelde

Underwater Photo Location: Bergse diepsluis, Oosterschelde

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Easy divesite at the end of the Oosterschelde. There is little tide movement and the current is very weak. This means that you can enter the water all the time. There is a platform for instruction. This is overgrown with marine life and in summertime fish is swimming around and under the platform. To the east there is a lot of sand. To the west is a small band of rocks between 3-8 meters stretching for about 50 meters. After that, ...sand. Its not the most beautiful divesite in the Oosterschelde but in springtime Sepia's are coming here and if you into macro there is a lot of interesting small stuff to find.
Facts about Bergse diepsluis, Oosterschelde
  • It is in Netherlands
  • Bergse diepsluis, Oosterschelde is in the North Sea.
  • The typical depth is 0-10 Metres 0-30 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
Dive types
shorenightdrysuit

Marine Life
small


Photo facilities
macro

by Silvia Waajen
When the watertemperature in the Oosterschelde reaches 12 degrees the Cuttlefish is coming. For a lot of divers the reason to dive there now.

by Filip Staes
"Fishermen", Oosterschelde, Zeeland, The Netherlands

by Filip Staes
Skeleton shrimp (Caprella mutica), Oosterschelde, Zeeland, The Netherlands

by Filip Staes
A diver is photographing a juvenile Lumpsucker, Oosterschelde, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Cuttlefish, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
plumose anemone or frilled anemone, backlighted. Zeeland, the Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Shanny (Lipophrys pholis), is a species of combtooth blenny. Zeeland, the Netherlands.

by Rene Weterings
A European plaice, Eastern Scheldt (North Sea estuary), The Netherlands. Olympus OM-D E-M5mkII with Nauticam NA-EM5II housing. Panasonic 45mm F2.8 macrolens @ f10, 1/250s, ISO100. Carefully I approached this place at a very low point of view!

by Filip Staes
Cuttlefish formation, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Juvenile Lumpsucker, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Cuttlefish between their eggs, Zeeland, the Netherlands.

by Rene Weterings
A compass jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), common to the North Sea estuary "Eastern Scheldt". Shot with E-M5mkII in Nauticam housing and Panasonic 8mm fisheye.

by Filip Staes
Compass jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
A Big-eye amphipod (Hyperia galba)living inside a Common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Time of the cuttlefish, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
A Big-eye amphipod (Hyperia galba)living inside a Compass jellyfish(Chrysaora hysoscella)

by Filip Staes
Mating cuttlefish, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Common periwinkle(Littorina littorea), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
A Big-eye amphipod (Hyperia galba)living inside a Common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Embryo of a cuttlefish, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
common spider crab (Macropodia rostrata), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Big-eye amphipod (Hyperia galba), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Big-eye amphipod (Hyperia galba) in a jellyfish, Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Juvenile Compass jellyfish (Chrysaora hysoscella), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Filip Staes
Beadlet anemone (Actinia equina) and moon jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), Zeeland, The Netherlands. Double exposure in camera.

by Filip Staes
Blue mussel, Common mussel(Mytilus edulis), Zeeland, The Netherlands

by Filip Staes
Compass jellyfish(Chrysaora hysoscella), Zeeland, The Netherlands.

by Eduard Bello
Young zeedonderpad, Enophrys Bubalis

by Filip Staes
Juvenile lumpsucker(Cyclopterus lumpus), Zeeland, The Netherlands

by Eduard Bello
Doorschijnende zakpijp, ciona intestinalis en veranderlijke steurgarnaal, palaemon serratus

by Eduard Bello
Camouflage shrimp, steurgarnaal, palaemon serratus

by Tim Steenssens
Gobiidae portrait. Close, closer, closest.

by Tim Steenssens
Shrimp - there's two of them!

by Eduard Bello
Vlokslak

by Eduard Bello
Beautiful facelina bostoniesis, depth 7m

by Tim Steenssens
Sepiola in the estuary of the Eastern Scheldt, the Netherlands
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