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Despite seeing plenty of turtles, sharks, eagle rays, sting rays, jacks, a manta and even dolphins at Komodo, one of my favourites was this fish playing in the air bubbles one of my fellow divers made.

We were doing a morning dive at Batu Bolong. The water was crystal clear, the atmosphere was tranquil and very beautiful and I noticed this surgeonfish (?) playing in the bubbles, so I took a video of it.

u/my-captain — 6 days ago
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The Museo Atlántico in Lanzarote is located near Playa Blanca, in the south of the island. It is one of the works of British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor, known for creating underwater sculptures that gradually become artificial reefs over time

u/Key_Performer_3645 — 7 days ago
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A baby cuttlefish I filmed during a night dive in Komodo last month.

I had a fantastic experience with Dive Komodo and their ship, the Tatawa. The ship was quite basic, but the purpose was to dive a lot and we did that. I enjoyed it a lot and have nothing but good things to say about the group I was with and the operation.

We were supposed to do three night dives, one each on the first, second and third night. The first night dive was pretty meh, but the second one was great. We saw a lot and I filmed this small cuttlefish.

On the third night nobody really felt like doing another night dive, so we asked whether we could move the dive to the next day and turn it into another day dive, doing three instead of two dives on the last day and the crew were happy to accommodate us.

Nothing but good memories from that trip, honestly.

u/my-captain — 8 days ago
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Local Fringehead

Here is a nice little local (SoCal) fringehead from a dive on Saturday

OM-1, 45 macro, 2 x AOI RC strobes

u/bvanant — 7 days ago
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Jorunna pardus

Here is a nice little J. pardus from a local SoCal dive on Saturday. Warmest water in more than 20 years. This guy locally is quite rare but here he was.

u/bvanant — 9 days ago
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American artist David Popa creates breathtaking masterpieces on floating ice in the Baltic Sea, using nothing but charcoal, soil, and water as his “paint.” His artwork slowly disappears as the ice melts

u/Key_Performer_3645 — 13 days ago

My most recent porthole painting

10 1/2” oil on panel, mounted in a porthole! I had a recent post go kinda wild, and this is the only completed one I have currently!

u/FlyingBuilder — 14 days ago
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Sad but Cute

Here is a nice little (see the size of the tentacles) Clark's anemone fish in a totally bleached anemone in Komodo. We saw only a bit of bleaching in the North and none in the South but the South was cold (20C) and green, good for the coral, not so good for the divers. In any case enjoy

u/bvanant — 14 days ago
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Sipadan's coral reefs shot by Blue Planet 2 Cinematographer Roger Munns

This is a collection of some of my best coral reef shots from the past few years of filming. Most are from the island of Pulau Sipadan in Malaysia.

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u/Munnsy — 13 days ago