Jan 16 2011 - White's Beach Manchester MA
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ding dang
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sucks.
ScubaSarus
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Did you look hard enough. Usually in the winter you can see the larval stages of marine life and an occasional hydra if you look hard enough.
You may have to settle with the tiny just barley macro marine life.
porgyhunter
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What the heah.....Collect sand dollars
OP
It's a fun video. What type of camera were you using?
If you had a plankton net I'd bet you'd catch a load of sumthin' - 8:05 into your video. Looks like there are also some orange tunicates? Diving (even where there's not a lot to see) is a whole lot better than eating a pile of french fries.
Cheers,
X
OP
shot with one of these - natural light, green water filter.
Underwater Housing for JVC Camcorder
yes tunicates abound.
Underwater Housing for JVC Camcorder
yes tunicates abound.
Pretty decent footage for a smaller HD camera. We'll look forward to some more cold water dive footage.
Cheers,
X
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