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[Soakedlontra]

Post chaos...anyway Lingcod & Gunnel

I wanted to submit two separate posts but for some reasons I cannot delete my picture and text at the bottom and start from scratch!

Turtle grazing, Red Sea

Great T Portrait! What's on its back a remora?

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Anemone ingests a starfish ...

Oh dear! It must be hard work to digest that thing...Never seen an anemone being brave enough to try to capture a sea star before. Great catch Bob!

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First picture in my diving history where a fish is dining on another fish and gives me enough time to mess with the camera and strobe settings until something somewhat decent came out.


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[MXGratefulDiver]

Nice shot Betty ... is that Keystone?

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[Soakedlontra]

Nice shot Betty ... is that Keystone?

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

Yes indeed!

 

[AndyT]

Yup, there is a remora stuck to it's back...

From underneath

 

[MXGratefulDiver]

Andy, those are impressive pictures ...

... Bob (Grateful Diver)

 

[AndyT]

Thanks Bob !!!

They were shot with an Oly 5060 P'nS and two S&S YS 90's

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What's for lunch? Leftovers .......

 

[Soakedlontra]

A filling Meal

Thanks Bob !!!

They were shot with an Oly 5060 P'nS and two S&S YS 90's


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What's for lunch? Leftovers .......

Great picture. You probably dive a lot if not everyday and I suspect that you also dive solo. It seems to me that all the good underwater photographers whom I know end up diving solo. I don't blame them...


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A filling meal​

(I took this picture and previous one with a Canon Powershot S90 and one Fantasea Remora Strobe Light)

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[Thrillrider1]

Those are some awesome pictures!! Very impressive!

 

[TSandM]

Wow -- some fabulous shots here! Thanks, everybody, for taking the time to put them up.

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Wow -- some fabulous shots here! Thanks, everybody, for taking the time to put them up.

 

[bfowles]

A little late but here is a picture of a pygmy squid (probably around 2cm long, pygmy squids are the smallest cephalpods) eating a shrimp.
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pygmy-squid-eating-shrimp-2 by Byron.Fowles, on Flickr