This is Part 2 of our year-end blog birthday review here on The Right Blue. Last week we displayed some of our favorite underwater photos of creatures that live in the sea. This week we are featuring some of our favorite underwater scenery shots from the past year. All of these have appeared as illustrations to our articles over the past year, but have not appeared before as Wordless Wednesday images.
We know that some Wordless Wednesday visitors only come to see the images, not the articles, but just in case you'd like to read the stories, too, we're including a link to the article where each photo first appeared. We hope you enjoy these photos -- all of which are Bobbie's original work.
Please leave a comment to tell us which one you like the best.
(Hover over a photo to read the caption.)
(Hover over a photo to read the caption.)
BNSullivan.jpg "Divers on the Salem Express wreck, Safaga, Egypt")
BNSullivan.jpg "Reef scene, Cayman Islands")
BNSullivan.jpg "Sunny reef scene, Cayman Brac")
BNSullivan.jpg "Sea Fan, Bunaken Island, Indonesia")
BNSullivan.jpg "Fire Coral (Millepora dichotoma) in the Red Sea")
BNSullivan.jpg "Bushy Sea Whips, Turks and Caicos Islands")
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oh my. you take amazing photographs. thanks for the welcome!
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Those are spectacular. did you buy a water camera or the case for a regular one? Wish I could take shots like that.
ReplyDeleteI will never get tired of sayin' it: yours is one of the most original and interesting blogs I've seen. I just love every single picture you guys post!
ReplyDeleteHave a great WW day!
My post...
The blue is so beautiful. Your work is always outstanding.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the nice compliments -- but no one picked a favorite yet!
ReplyDelete@ Ryanne -- All of my underwater photos are taken with dedicated underwater camera equipment, made by Nikon.
Hi Bobbie... as always, your pictures leave me in awe :) I love the second photo - it looks as if it's trying to reach out to the sunlight and bask in it.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable shots I have to say!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these.
Greeings from a rainy Sri Lanka!
You have some great shots here. I wish I can do UW photography one day. Happy WW! :)
ReplyDeleteThose pics are so cool. Although, you always have great shots. I cant wait to go to Hawaii. Happy WW and thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteOh such beauties all of them. My favorite is The Fire Coral! Fantastic...
ReplyDeleteSuperb shots, thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteThose are great. I especially like the 4th one down.
ReplyDeleteLooks like we are having fall all summer here in the arctic. I really shouldn't complain...you know how I hate to sweat.
Happy WW.
Awesome pictures! I don't have the nerve to learn how to scuba dive.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! Must have been quite an experience under water!! :) Wish I could do that too!!
ReplyDeleteThose corals are stunning! I particularly like the Fire Coral.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful collection for your year-end review.
ReplyDeleteThe coral textures and geometry are great. And those first photos make me think about getting to spend some time underwater myself...
"Swept Away" is the right description for those photos. My WW is up and once again I am looking for a plant ID.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
Beautiful as usual. Happy blogiversary. I just celebrated mine as well.
ReplyDeleteOh my. I just love coming here. That last pic is grrrr8! Looks like an octo. *lovies* and happy WW.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Happy sigh... I think my favorite shot is the one of the sea fan.
ReplyDeletePS In answer to your terrazzo question on my blog - it is in fact terrazzo. It's the (very leaky not particularly attractive and too expensive to replace so we're stuck resealing it next week) floor of our roof patio.
Awesome shots.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW
These are ... stunning. "Wordless" is right! No words required.
ReplyDeleteAgain, what a dream these pictures !
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots!
ReplyDeleteSwept away is my favorite.
Wonderful photos. Great WW, ang thanks for stopping by mine. Hope you come back again soon!
ReplyDeletei love all the blue :)
ReplyDeleteWow, neat pics!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Gorgeous pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing them.
I like the composition of the third photo, and the sun shining over the coral that suggests a desert scene, giving the photo a surprise aspect.
ReplyDeleteI also like the colourful, populated fire coral photo.
I think "Name that reef" is my personal favorite. Although they're all beautiful. :D
ReplyDeleteLove them all, especially the wreck dive. I've only had the thrill of diving a wreck one time in my life, a tanker which struck an uncharted reef just outside the harbor in Mahe, Seychelles.
ReplyDeleteSo hard to choose but I think #2. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbie, you guys are doing sooooo good with your adventure(s).
ReplyDeleteI am glad you told what to look for in a Caribbean reefscape. We are booked on the Queen Mary II in January for a Southern Caribbean cruise.
I don't scuba, but if we do a submarine ride I may have had a preview from your posts. Thank you.
Happy WW, thanks for the visit to my WW! I am trusting you watched where you stepped.
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I'll go with Swept Away. Reminds me of what's her face with snakes for hair.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful series of photos. Just mangificent. Happy blog birthday.
ReplyDeleteSO COOL! I am also a diver and love to see other people's shots. Makes me want to suit up and dive in. I posted a photo of my dive trip in Hawaii.
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I like your beautiful blue blog and WW post! All the pictures are wonderful, but my favorite is the Fire Coral with the little fish. Thanks for stopping by earlier.
ReplyDeleteamazing shots
ReplyDeleteWonderful photography!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the Bushy See Whips, altho I like the Sunny Reef scene also.
Happy WW. Thanks for stopping by.
Wow!!! These are all spectacular shots! I sincerely cannot pick just one fave :)
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
My WW entries for today are at:
Pastyme With Good Companye
The Paranormal Blog
Nuttin' But
And thank you for stopping by!
What fun shots! I found your link Red Sox Mommy’s and am glad I dropped by. I enjoyed all the underwater scenes and am curious how you get the caption to appear when I hover over the photo! That’s very ‘kewl’ indeed.
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I like the last one. I like ALL of them, just I like the last one best.
ReplyDeleteIf I have to pick...
those photos are astoundingly beautiful! I want an underwater camera!
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are some great shots!
ReplyDeletesorry, I can't decide! They are all so so lovely. I will be back for more, for sure *smiles*
ReplyDeleteWow you really got some awesome shots here. I'd love to try my hand at underwater photography sometime.
ReplyDeletethese are beautiful underwater shots!!! there are really a lot of wonderful things under the sea and i believe we haven't even seen half of it!... as for my favorite, i have a hard time deciding which one, but i think i can narrow it down to the 3rd and 5th photos... but they are all mesmerizing...
ReplyDeleteMore amazing photos. I love them.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, stay away from the puns. Haha.
Me again to tell you I have a gift for you. It's here: Thanks for Play’n I really do appreciate your visits.
ReplyDelete*lovies*
Those photos are fabulous! Thanks for the visit over at my spot and the warm welcome to WW :)
ReplyDeleteI do remember most of them - and I never tire of looking at them. Glad you reposted them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone, for stopping by to help us wind up our blog birthday celebration.
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P.S. to Jim: We hope you do take a submarine ride in the Caribbean when you go on your cruise. Then come back and tell us if the reefs resemble the Caribbean reef shots we've posted here on The Right Blue.
Bon voyage!
All the photos are great but since I really like the sunken ships I'll target that one as my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThanks, 2sweet. Your vote is noted. ;-}
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Wow, nice pictures, very good quality.
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