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by B. N. Sullivan In the last several posts we have been talking about collecting sea shells , and how divers can find shells underwater ... -
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The lighting in this one is beautiful. Amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteAmazing nature's work down there too!
ReplyDeleteI am always quite impressed by the shapes and textures of corals. Abstract, but organic at the same time.
ReplyDeleteA lovely cool photo. Don't see anything like that out here in the desert. The closest blue thing we have is Lake Tahoe.
ReplyDeleteAlways look forward to your beautiful shots. This one is definitely not a let-down. Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!!
It's like a whole other world.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW! Come link with me.
Nice one! Very refreshing to see marine life ;)
ReplyDeleteso nice..always loved your underwater photos!
ReplyDeleteI have a piece of hard coral in my bathroom. I love it. Very nice photo as always.
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning photo! Happy WW
ReplyDeleteWow! Bobbie!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning!
I am truly wordless.
A vast world down there! So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing this, although I am so frightened for the future of these animals.
ReplyDeleteAmazing indeed. A whole new world! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat light and toning
ReplyDeleteThat's a fabulous shot.
ReplyDeleteHi Bobbie, Happy WW! Your reef is so wonderful with all those little apperatures (not their real names--I don't know them). It makes me want to learn scuba diving, almost.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, our lake has nothing this pretty below.
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There's not a flaw in that pic. Unbelievably gorgeous. I'm so glad you're here and thx tons for always visiting me. *smooches*
ReplyDeleteWOW! You always have the best pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat is just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I'm down there in that silent world, looking up toward the surface...
Thank you for that moment of calm! I look forward to your pictures every week!
nature provides us with great scenery everywhere we go doesn't she!
ReplyDeleteNice shot!
Love the light on this one. Can't see the detail, but I'm thinking maybe that's the one we call "branch coral" when we pick up small bits of it on the beach?
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HiBobbie!!
ReplyDeleteI'm loss of word to see all the beauties of marine life in this blog.
I see that you have been to Sipadan Island at Sabah, Malaysia. What a amazing place, and you have documented it very well.
regards,
/Tabib of Malaysia/.
Thanks, everyone, for visiting, and for your comments.
ReplyDeleteSeveral people mentioned the light in this photo. It was a very sunny day, and the water was very clear. I was not very deep under the surface, but I was positioned below the corals. I was shooting up toward the surface with a wide angle lens (15mm), using the sun as a back-light for the coral.
The branching coral with the sun shining through it is an Acropora species.
Bobbie
I love your pictures! We live in Hawaii and while it's beautiful and I have an underwater camera it's nothing compared to yours! Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great angle for this shot! The beautiful light from above makes it perfect!
ReplyDeletebeautiful picture!!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. This is very pretty! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you all.
ReplyDeleteBobbie