Basking Ridge Diver
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Seahorses and I spent some time together - about 45 mins and 9 foot average depth.
Very peaceful and quiet evening...
Very peaceful and quiet evening...
MacLearie Park 8/22/15 Night Dive
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Dizzi Lizzi
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Looks beautiful. It seems you never shine the light in their eyes... Is that for the obvious reason? Hurting their eyes? Silly question but I gotta ask.
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Basking Ridge Diver
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Not a silly question but a silly answer...
I forgot to charge my video light battery - so that was my primary light. The hot spot would have killed the video with white stinging light on the subject... So I was really trying to catch the object with ambient light without scorching the subject in bright light...
Lol - I am getting better at it...
But I wanted my video light to give the soft glow without the bright hot spot...
I was there on Tues. Water was balmy. I reckon that the larger male is pregnant. Nice video.
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Basking Ridge Diver
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Went in at 7:15am. Did not see the seahorses but did see a pair of lost butterflies for about 30 seconds.
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Basking Ridge Diver
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LOL - I went in at night... Duh... Carry On...
KDAD
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With my schedule my day time Dives are very limited this season so I'm trying to set up a night dive who are the newly certified diver that I know. It should be in the next week or two depending on the tides I'll let you know when we have something set up. Glad to hear there's some Tropicals and seahorses around
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