Photos of the Day - September 17

[Jamdiver]

Tan Hamlet - First time that i've encountered this particular hamlet variant.

Spanish Hogfish

Pair of Gobies

Anemone

Field of gold

 

[calypsonick]

Cool shots!! Very nice lighting on the hamlet and the anemone.

 

[jonix]

nice shots as always jam. love the anemone...and of course the "D" on the third pic

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

Nice hamlet. Especially like that you are learning your fish!

 

[alcina]

Great work catching such fast fish!

 

[Mike Veitch]

good stuff Jam!! your colours and detail just sooooo much better than before... i won't mention your very first hamlet shot you posted and your friend over at WP.. snicker...

 

[Jamdiver]

Nice hamlet. Especially like that you are learning your fish!

I got expert instruction .

Great work catching such fast fish!

Fast shutter speeds

good stuff Jam!! your colours and detail just sooooo much better than before... i won't mention your very first hamlet shot you posted and your friend over at WP.. snicker...

Heheheheeheh, won't mention it either , I see that he has some shark trip report posted over on WP, hahah.

Thanks Jon and nick, I would have a lot more varied subjects (arrow crabs, pederson shrimp, creole wrasse, banded butterflyish, bar jacks, 4 eyed butterflyish, some nice sean fans, blah blah) if the buttons on my housing hadn't stuck on the first dive.

Soaked the housing in water for close to 3 days and that doesn't seem to solve the prob, think i'll have to remove the buttons and lubricate them possibly or look for grit?

 

[jonix]

Soaked the housing in water for close to 3 days and that doesn't seem to solve the prob, think i'll have to remove the buttons and lubricate them possibly or look for grit?

yaiks! i'm so not looking forward to the day i'd have to do that.

 

[pakman]

yaiks! i'm so not looking forward to the day i'd have to do that.

It's not as a bad as it looks or at least with the canon pns housings.

 

[matva]

good stuff.. i see a lot of the spanish hogfish on my dives.. now i know what they're called.