Had a few friends come up from Portland for a day of diving at Redondo. Water temp was 55. Generally good visibility and ambient light down to about 48 feet. Lots of Red Octos and Buffalo Sculpin.
Redondo Dives 8.19.18
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Great ! is the word! The only word to describe this photograph
You certainly have a photographers eye for subject matter , color, lighting and composition
An true UW picture-- Not a Snap Shot!
Photographers - including UW photographers are judged by the best or the worst and remembered by the their worst photographs ….You always post nothing but your best
Keep up the great work!
Sam Miller, III
You certainly have a photographers eye for subject matter , color, lighting and composition
An true UW picture-- Not a Snap Shot!
Photographers - including UW photographers are judged by the best or the worst and remembered by the their worst photographs ….You always post nothing but your best
Keep up the great work!
Sam Miller, III
That is a really nice close up. What kind of lens did you use? How close?
OP
There was also this one lonely and beautiful Dirona Nudibranch clinging to the side of an abandoned pipe
I use a Sea Life DC2000 camera/lens. I shot it from about a foot away. This Dirona Nudibranch was shot from about 6 inches away.
SoCalRich
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Very Nice. I hope I can find some Red Octos next month as well.
There are lots of them at our very own Redondo Beach in SoCal.
SoCalRich
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Redondo Beach So Cal. here I come!
Ian Uhalt shot this two weeks ago at Vet's.
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