White Point Rock does rock

[Merry]

While Max Bottomtime and Kevin Lee set a record for the most number of critters seen on two dives, I came back with a handful of images.

Still plenty of salp chains on the south side of Palos Verdes, and Corolla spectabilis drifted by occasionally.




We each saw a Scrippsia pacifica.




Diaulula sandiegensis buddies




Triopha catalina is standard on WPR




Nudi wearing a white lace dress, Tritonia festiva, was abundant. I can't resist them.







Corynactis glommed onto deteriorating Pyrosoma.








Kevin got some spectacular images from our White Point Rock dives, including a Pegea spiral (darn it): Latest SoCal Dives - Kevin Lee's Photos

 

[TSandM]

I don't think you should ever be apologetic or disappointed with a dive where you can get jelly photos like that . . .

 

[Teamcasa]

Beautiful work!

 

[FrankPro1]

Excellent series Merry! Love the Tritonia festiva reaching off the Gorgonian. Perfect pose Superb pelagics as well. You really have a knack for capturing those drifters.