San Pedro Dive Site; White Point Outfall Pipes
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JamesBon92007
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Is that purple and orange guy (last photo) with the sad face a nudibranch? I'm sure I've never seen one of those before.
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Ring-top snail, Calliostoma annulatum.
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OK, thanks. It was so colorful that the shell didn't register in my mind. It did, however, in the earlier picture so at least I'm still halfway here.
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The detail on your photos appears to me to be many times greater than anything I ever got with ISO 100 film (or even 25). Very impressive. Perhaps it's time for me to start saving up for a digital camera. It also looks like I'll need an extra suit case to carry it in too. When I had a boat it was not a problem. Right now I'm torn between renting a place on Cozumel or buying another boat. My little imitation GoPro clone used to fit into my shirt pocket but now it has two video lights, a tray, an "extra" camera, plus removable filters so the size difference will be less than it was when I first began doing video. 
Unfortunately the rain we're having isn't going to help the visibility any but here's hoping it'll clear up quickly so you can continue taking more great photos!
Unfortunately the rain we're having isn't going to help the visibility any but here's hoping it'll clear up quickly so you can continue taking more great photos!
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Like anything else in diving, once you buy something new, you need to keep buying more stuff for it. It's a vicious cycle.
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I've heard there are warm water vents in White's Point. Before WW2, it was an "onsen" for Japanese folks living in the area. As I'm sure you know, there are remnants of the buildings still at White's Point.
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