I'm still trying to ID this one. It looks like a razorfish of some type...
The continuing sagas of the Blue Heron Bridge
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KBeck
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Al, that's hilarious! Jim and I spotted several today too, and were debating what he is---he also says razorfish; I thought blennie. You got a better pic of the facial structure--he's definitely less blennie-ish there. Maybe he'll post his picture to add some more info for others to help identify.
I first thought razorfish, then I thought blennie... then I thought maybe a wrasse... I still haven't found this one, yet...
Sully3
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it looks like an EXTREMELY green: green razorfish
It could be a green razorfish. It doesn't match any of the pictures, but it does match the description.
BHB ScubaTroll
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I think it's a wrasse (I don't see the tell-tale spot, though), but it sure acted like a razorfish
BHB ScubaTroll
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OK, the camera worked correctly today so I have a few photos.
Since I was testing the new diopter and also testing the settings/how quick to switch back to normal settings etc. I don't have a lot of subjects
Here are the subjects shot with the diopter in place (I think I'll keep practicing with it
My first shot ever with the new diopter - Leaves of the upsidedown Jellyfish (notice to stingers at the top of each leaf)
Snake Eel
Banded Jawfish
Sorry, I didn't find any nudibranchs today
Since I was testing the new diopter and also testing the settings/how quick to switch back to normal settings etc. I don't have a lot of subjects
Here are the subjects shot with the diopter in place (I think I'll keep practicing with it
My first shot ever with the new diopter - Leaves of the upsidedown Jellyfish (notice to stingers at the top of each leaf)
Snake Eel
Banded Jawfish
Sorry, I didn't find any nudibranchs today
BHB ScubaTroll
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Shots without the diopter
Upsidedown Jellyfish
Who would have thought that urchins use shower caps?
I've been trying to get a shot of this guy for some time now... Still looking for an ID...
Sea Robin... no diopter
Sea Robin... using diopter
Moon Jellyfish (saw these last year but couldn't ID them... It appears this is toward the end of their life cycle when they curl like this)
Upsidedown Jellyfish
Who would have thought that urchins use shower caps?
I've been trying to get a shot of this guy for some time now... Still looking for an ID...
Sea Robin... no diopter
Sea Robin... using diopter
Moon Jellyfish (saw these last year but couldn't ID them... It appears this is toward the end of their life cycle when they curl like this)
Cool pics Jim! Amazing how the diopter isolates each grain of sand in your shot of the snake eel.
Sully3
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WOW cooltech.
that diopter is something
great shots. Im definitely
getting one before my nxt
dive trip
that diopter is something
great shots.
Im definitelygetting one before my nxt
dive trip
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