Wow, awesome jellyfish shots Gudge! I see a lot of them but my photos don't turn out like that
I got in two dives today, was going to do a third but it was already quite late so I headed home. Also I was tired from lugging around twin 12L all day, which I was practicing with. I dived at Portsea and Blairgowrie Piers - both had bad conditions - surge at Portsea (which is usually fine however I really noticed the extra drag with the bigger tanks), and a strong current at Blairgowrie so I had to hide behind the pier wall, which was quite shallow. At least I got to see pretty sponges the whole dive though
Viz was decent though around 5-6m though it did decline over the day when the ebb tide started. Probably the dredge
My pics are from Blairgowrie as didn't want to take the camera out at Portsea with new gear.
Jellyfish shot (on M mode petunia, turned out like a night shot!)
Adorable puffer - was about the size of my finger tip and very inquisitive. At one point I startled it accidentally and it swum away but was so tiny it couldn't swim into the current so it gave up and went back to checking out my camera
Seahorse
This is what I got to look at for most of Blairgowrie because of the current. Usually I find lots of nudis on the ground but I gave up fighting the current and stayed higher up
Hermit crab - I find these critters hilarious
Michael's finds at Portsea - a very old bottle, a newer but still pretty old bottle, a florin, a penny, bits of china and also a bullet. He collects lead pieces too that litter the pier and probably has enough lead now to stock a dive shop. He is going to make lead weights out of a mould with them all.