You could very well be right, Swankenstein. Unfortunately, it was so murky down there that I didn't notice I was shooting on "S" priority at standard jpeg instead of on my RAW macro mode until halfway through the dive. This is the best I could do.
![Diving7-15-06Shalebeds009pscropsm.jpg](http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h240/Larry_C/Diving7-15-06Shalebeds009pscropsm.jpg)
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Larry C:You could very well be right, Swankenstein. Unfortunately, it was so murky down there that I didn't notice I was shooting on "S" priority at standard jpeg instead of on my RAW macro mode until halfway through the dive. This is the best I could do.
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Looks like a leather star to me. They are all over the place up here. It's kind of cool that we have many of the same species as you guys. We don't have any garibaldis (sp?) though.Nay:Larry, you might want to check with Dr. Bill & Kelphelper (Debbie Karimoto) on the star in the last pic. It looks like a star that is currently being described by science and has no name yet. They may know people who would be interested to know it's in your neck of the woods.
I could also be smoking crack and be thinking of something totally different.