Oly C-4040, PT-10, full macro
Wednesday Photo ~ Seahorses
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They're such tiny delicate critters....
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Scuba Jim
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sea horses!
Hoppy
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be able to see these creatures.
Jim where was that taken ?
Where's the best place to be able to see them ?
Cheers all you brightened up my day.
Phill
Jim where was that taken ?
Where's the best place to be able to see them ?
Cheers all you brightened up my day.
Phill
Scuba Jim
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That was taken in PNG.
I dunno where the best place to see them is. You find them all over SE Asia and parts of the W & E Pacific, a few places in the Caribbean, all sorts of locations. Where the best is, I ain't a clue!
Anyone any bright ideas on that?
I dunno where the best place to see them is. You find them all over SE Asia and parts of the W & E Pacific, a few places in the Caribbean, all sorts of locations. Where the best is, I ain't a clue!
Anyone any bright ideas on that?
Scuba Jim
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when you drink at lunch time. Instead of getting double vision I had "an extra 50%" vision, and could have sworn you put 3 Ls in your name, but quite clearly you didn't so ignore the ramblings of a drunk old fool!
notabob
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Wow, these are some great shots! Seahorses are amazing creatures, though I have yet to see one in the wild... 
-Roman.
-Roman.
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Hoppy.....we see seahorses all over the Caribbean. The trick is finding your first one! I looked for ages for my first one. Divers were telling me where several were located, what color they were, which piece of coral or sponge they were attached to....I still couldn't find one. So finally one of the DM's went with me and actually had to almost touch it, pointing with his finger, before I saw it. Talk about feeling stupid! Now they are relatively easy to find once I understand where they are likely to hide.
Natasha
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Great pictures! I saw my first one in St. Lucia.
I wear a lapel pin of one, on my everyday blazer.
They are my favorite!
I wear a lapel pin of one, on my everyday blazer.
They are my favorite!
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