More Philippine Diving Pictures
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Dennis,
You continue to delight and amaze!
Thank you
Rick
You continue to delight and amaze!
Thank you
Rick
As "decorating" is common in crabs, I suspect the crab is attaching pieces of coral rather than "growing" them...Diver Dennis:Tis is another Xeno from earlier. You can see how they grow appendages to look like the coral. Or maybe the coral grows on them?
Rick
Different photos elicit different reactions... in most of Dennis' shots it's "Wow! I have got to go find one of those!"catherine96821:
This one... this one says "I have got to go to this place!"
I like it a lot!
Rick
just so you all know... Dennis won't be posting for a while.. he is back in the Philippines!!!
So you can expect another thread down the road.... lets see if we can get that one over 1000 replies as well...
So you can expect another thread down the road.... lets see if we can get that one over 1000 replies as well...
Rick
I know what you mean with catherines picture.
It is a haunting scene, one that I wish I had seen. Where as dennis shoots most macro with fantastic colors and interesting critters.
I suppose this is the difference between wide angle and macro.
I know what you mean with catherines picture.
It is a haunting scene, one that I wish I had seen. Where as dennis shoots most macro with fantastic colors and interesting critters.
I suppose this is the difference between wide angle and macro.
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