In the afternoons, when the day was hottest, a few of the crew members would get out of the sun and others would take naps. (It was exhausting work, as we were shooting 3 times a day in the water. Each day I was able to take go on “pure scuba diving” dives with the boat captain who was a certified dive master. On the third dive, I finally started getting results that were halfway decent. All of these images were taken with a Canon 5DII in an Ikelite Water Housing, using a Canon 100 mm Macro L lens.This is my first solid picture of a nudibranch. Its essentially a sea slug that breathes through its lungs which are sticking out as ears.Another type of nudibranch- They really are fun to find, very easy to miss if you glance them over too quick. There are a wide range colors and shapes of these sea-slugs, so every time I see one I get happy because I want to collect images of them, cones (which I will talk about more later) and especially, fish! Unfortunately, most fish are too fast for me right now 🙂 Lion Fish making its defensive display of “Dont Mess with me”Teeny tiny transparent shrimp. The dive master was pointing at them for at least 20 seconds before I saw them.Found Nemo!!More pictures coming!
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superb pictures!! just love them!!!
they are wonderful shots Michael
hey…looks like you found nemo!!!
great photos by the way…what was the equipment used??
Great shots Michael! Colors under the ocean are just so fantastic.
The colours in salt water never cease to amaze. Wonderful shots Michael. Inspiring! Thks.
Very nice pictures Michael! You make it look so easy!
great shots!
Wow – what a difference a DSLR makes.
All I can say is WoW, love the shots M, amazing colors… I see that you are using the 100mm Macro, nice lens eh, what kind of settings were you using?