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Underwater Photo Location: Cap d'en Font

Underwater Photo Location: Cap d'en Font

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Wonderull Dive Site in the south of Menorca, a nice Cave is just around the corner, Jelly, Octopus and more can be seen there.
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macrowideangle

by Henry Jager
"Ballerina" Like a ballerina this Jelly dances through the Sea. From Menorca, Spain. (Oly E-3, 50mm macro, f10, 1/250)

by Henry Jager
"Up to the sky" Jelly from the South of Menorca.

by Henry Jager
"Cratena peregrina"

by Henry Jager
Scorpionfish

by Henry Jager
Portrait of a Hypselodoris picta

by Henry Jager
"Jellyen" Jelly-Ufo-Alien this triad composes the "Jellyen". Leaving Backscatter which work together with the "nebula" to provide an authentic galactic feeling. (E-3, 50mm macro, 1/250, F11, ISO 100)

by Henry Jager
"Gills" Gills from the nudibranch Hypselodoris picta , the same individuum as on my pic "portrait of a Hypselodoris picta"

by Henry Jager
"Jelly" This pricture remembers me of marionettes. Probably this one is playing the "Fairy Tale of the Sea" Taken with the 50mm macro lens

by Henry Jager
"Jelly Close Up" from Menorca, Spain

by Henry Jager
"Octopus - Face to Face" a picture from the famous dive spots in Menorca Spain.
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