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afieldofblue

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Here's a little something I shot last week, two days after the full-moon in east Bali, on the Lombok Strait.



Going to my usual critter hunting spot, I expected to spend the dive on the black sand as usual. But as I reached the edge of the plateau and the sandy-slope facing the deep waters of the strait, my attention was instantly caught by the weird critters floating around everywhere, including quite a few jewels I'd never seen before...

Water was quite clear, with a mild current, and I spent the whole dive hovering and drifting with the plankton, then returning to the same area and drifting again with a new subject.

An exciting and fascinating day-dive - for someone in love with larval and planktonic lifeforms at least 😅- and a welcome change from the usual bottom-dwelling macro suspects found in the area!






Equipment used:

- Panasonic Lumix LX10 (LX9/LX15 in some locales) compact camera in a NALX10 Nauticam housing, AOI UCL-09 +18.5 diopter, Inon UCL-165M67 +6 diopter
- Backscatter MW 4300 video light and two Archon D11V2 video lights
- Shot in Amed, east Bali, in 4K 30fps, CineD profile


cheers!
ben
 
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