jlyle
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Taken with my Oly c5050 & WAL between Catalina Island and Los Angeles.
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SueMermaid
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That's it. I am moving to San Diego.
Great shot. Well done.
Mike
Mike
ChrisM
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Nice shot Jim!
SuPrBuGmAn
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Very nice, what a fish!
Wow...I want to see one of those so bad! Do they ever come to Texas?!?!? LOL!
Great shot, Jim!
Great shot, Jim!
ShakaZulu
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Awesome pic indeed............
SuPrBuGmAn
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Dee:
They aren't unheard of in the Gulf Of Mexico, believe it or not
I wouldn't say they are common by any means, but I'm still waiting for my chance!
It´s a very beautiful picture! Thanks for sharing it with us!
In Portugal mola-molas are not commom but if we are lucky we can see them ... It happened to me once ... :biggrin2:
I was diving in Portugal, in Berlengas (a marine reserve 120 km from Lisbon) in a wreck (25 meters of depth) and suddenly 6 mola-molas were like dancing above me for 2 minutes ... It was pure magic :angel2: I will always remember their faces above me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In Portugal mola-molas are not commom but if we are lucky we can see them ... It happened to me once ... :biggrin2:
I was diving in Portugal, in Berlengas (a marine reserve 120 km from Lisbon) in a wreck (25 meters of depth) and suddenly 6 mola-molas were like dancing above me for 2 minutes ... It was pure magic :angel2: I will always remember their faces above me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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