Mo2vation pins a second 'Branch of the Week on The Slug Site!

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Check out the newest Branch of the Week (BOW) on The Slug Site!!!

Photographer? SoCal's own Mo2vation.

Beautiful picture, Ken!! Congratulations!!!... recognition well earned.

Opisthobranch of the Week, 1/8/2007: Dendrodoris behrensi
http://slugsite.us/bow2007/nudwk543.htm

I have no idea how you saw this little guy/gal.
I saw you stop and wedge deeply into the rocks. Even after I approached and hovered to look more closely, I thought you were shooting a very nice... rock!!

When I finally made out the creature, it looked like a white flatworm.

Nice find, Eagle-eye. Great picture.

(P.S. Don't miss the link (at the end of the page) to other beautiful nudibranch photos on Ken's pbase gallery.)

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Claudette
 
wow... awesome picture

makes me want some sushi, though...
 
Ken, it is amazing what you see. Spot on sit awareness my friend!


Beautiful find! SCORE!

Tevis
 
Way to go, Ken. I need to follow you around with my video camera and film in your wake! You're the man! Of course the nudi is the man and the woman!! I'm thinking I may want to morph into a hermaphrodite this year.
 
Congratulations!

I'm familiar with the photographer's familiar's experience of the dive: Photographer hovers motionless over something for more time than I can amuse myself practicing my back kick. Photographer finally finishes and takes off. I make a flyby to try to figure out what on earth he was so fascinated with. I see crabs. Later pictures prove to be a juvenile wolf eel eating a nudibranch or something equally delightful.

That describes a lot of my dives with my picture-taking buddies :)
 
Nice shot Ken, congratulations. Nudi's are definitely a passion.

Kim
 
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