Iced tea anyone?

[SeaYoda]

Morrison Spring was still a little flooded today - it made for some interesting pictures.

Topside - Smoke on the water.

Under the surface - Texas Tea?

 

[SeaYoda]

30 feet down - Eclipse?

On the way up - Have you seen my buddy?

Home again - Sunburst.

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Wow, those came out rather well. The coloration is unique I was hoping you wouldn't get just a bunch of cloudy images. Sureal, for sure.

Anything come out recognizable from in the cavern?

It was a fun dive despite the visibility, kind of eary, but fun.

The surface shot is excellent.

 

[SeaYoda]

Cavern shots were still out of focus. I've got to get a focus light set up if I want to capture the "dark side".

 

[alcina]

Very cool to see such a different environment - excellent

 

[opiniongirl]

amazing photos!!!!

 

[Corigan]

Looks like you all had fun and didn't let the tannis spoil your fun. Great pics. It does look like some Southern grown Sweet Tea.

Matt

 

[Dee]

Sweet or un-Sweet? Very different than expected. I've heard of the tannins in the water but that's the first photos I've seen of it. The sunburst is great! I think the first smokey one is my favorite.

 

[SeaYoda]

I wouldn't recommend the dive for anyone with fear of the dark. It was fun to see a place that I know become a whole other world. The color was pretty neat even though monochrome.

I'm glad I could share the dive.

 

[DennisW]

Very nice pictures. The color is what you see in most Florida rivers, lakes, and streams. Although I guess it shows up in Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, etc. That brown color is tannin. It comes from all of the vegitation that falls into the water.