This is a Right Blue photo essay on Fusilier Fish (Caesionidae). These fish, which move about a tropical reef in large schools, always seem to appear suddenly and out of nowhere. In unison, they zoom first one way, and then another, at speeds that can make your jaw drop, doing precision turns that leave those watching in awe. For divers, encountering a school of Fusilier Fish always is exhilarating. I hope this series of photos, which I took in quick succession, will give our readers a sense of what it's like to encounter a school of Fusilier Fish.
Here they come.
Then they do an about face.
Then they circle back again.
And then they're gone!
[Click on any of the photos to enlarge.]
I really do love your underwater photos. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, 2Sweet.
ReplyDeleteBobbie
Love the colours, so rich in blues!
ReplyDeleteAmazing images Bobbie, I bet they could drive you nuts trying to photograph them sometimes !! :)
ReplyDelete@ Craig - Thank you. This IS the place for all things blue. ;-}
ReplyDelete@ Bernie - You are right. They don't exactly hold still and pose!
Bobbie
Very nice!!!
ReplyDeleteIf you like diving maybe you should visit Croatia cost.
Have a nice day
Aneta
WOW, excellent pictures. Im looking for a photo that I can use to make metal fish that I can hung on the wall.
ReplyDeleteThese are the best pictures on the web.
Congratulations.
Teresa
Hi Teresa - Thanks. If you use the photo(s) as a model for your metal fish, take a photo, put it on your blog, and come back here and post a link so that we all can see it.
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