With snowshoeing season over and spring backpacking around the corner, this is a good time to head south for some fun in warm, clear water!
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Here are some of my views when I went scuba diving around the other rock island on my trip last week. This area had a different underwater landscape than the one shown in my earlier post; the seafloor was much more gently sloping. Saw some interesting coral and other forms of life on the bottom here that were quite different from the other rock island. #ocean #scuba #photography
@TimKStanton That brown sponge looks like a perfect little fortress, with a perfect little picnic spot on top.
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@TimKStanton That brown sponge looks like a perfect little fortress, with a perfect little picnic spot on top.
@danmccullough
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Here are some of my views when I went scuba diving around the other rock island on my trip last week. This area had a different underwater landscape than the one shown in my earlier post; the seafloor was much more gently sloping. Saw some interesting coral and other forms of life on the bottom here that were quite different from the other rock island. #ocean #scuba #photography
Something’s fishy here! On one of my dives off of the sailboat, I discovered a barracuda and remora (suckerfish) lurking under the boat, each 3-4 feet (1 m) in length. They remained there in spite of my presence and occasionally cruised close to me. For a while, the remora attached itself to the keel of one of the hulls of the boat (upper right pic)! I had more fun near the surface watching these fish than being at the bottom that day! #ocean #scuba #nature
#photography #NaturePhotography
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Something’s fishy here! On one of my dives off of the sailboat, I discovered a barracuda and remora (suckerfish) lurking under the boat, each 3-4 feet (1 m) in length. They remained there in spite of my presence and occasionally cruised close to me. For a while, the remora attached itself to the keel of one of the hulls of the boat (upper right pic)! I had more fun near the surface watching these fish than being at the bottom that day! #ocean #scuba #nature
#photography #NaturePhotography
I think they often get fed around boats when fishermen drop off entrails while cleaning fish or some get thrown back or whatever. Even on dive boats people are often spear fishing and such.
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I think they often get fed around boats when fishermen drop off entrails while cleaning fish or some get thrown back or whatever. Even on dive boats people are often spear fishing and such.
@darwinwoodka
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Something’s fishy here! On one of my dives off of the sailboat, I discovered a barracuda and remora (suckerfish) lurking under the boat, each 3-4 feet (1 m) in length. They remained there in spite of my presence and occasionally cruised close to me. For a while, the remora attached itself to the keel of one of the hulls of the boat (upper right pic)! I had more fun near the surface watching these fish than being at the bottom that day! #ocean #scuba #nature
#photography #NaturePhotography
@TimKStanton Diver Dan gave a bad name to barracudas
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@TimKStanton Diver Dan gave a bad name to barracudas
https://vimeo.com/268212404@CuriousMagpie
Funny! Yeah, all of the barracudas that I have encountered have been very gentle and curious. -
@CuriousMagpie
Funny! Yeah, all of the barracudas that I have encountered have been very gentle and curious.@TimKStanton Most of the Italians I've met have been very gentle and curious (especially in Sicily
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Something’s fishy here! On one of my dives off of the sailboat, I discovered a barracuda and remora (suckerfish) lurking under the boat, each 3-4 feet (1 m) in length. They remained there in spite of my presence and occasionally cruised close to me. For a while, the remora attached itself to the keel of one of the hulls of the boat (upper right pic)! I had more fun near the surface watching these fish than being at the bottom that day! #ocean #scuba #nature
#photography #NaturePhotography
No waterfall today on WaterfallWednesday, but how about a wave crashing over a large rock formation as viewed from underwater? Saw a number of such events while snorkeling around a rocky point last week. Waves were crashing regularly over the rocks--- had to be careful and not get sucked into the swirling chaos of each crash! #ocean #snorkeling #waves
#nature #photography #NaturePhotography #Seascape
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No waterfall today on WaterfallWednesday, but how about a wave crashing over a large rock formation as viewed from underwater? Saw a number of such events while snorkeling around a rocky point last week. Waves were crashing regularly over the rocks--- had to be careful and not get sucked into the swirling chaos of each crash! #ocean #snorkeling #waves
#nature #photography #NaturePhotography #Seascape
@TimKStanton wow that's green water!
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@TimKStanton wow that's green water!
@Lizette603_23
It seemed to have that color in the shallow water with lots of sunlight and reflections from the bottom, but then more blue in deeper water. Either way, a nice contrast from up here in Massachusetts where the “color”’ is just very dark!
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@Lizette603_23
It seemed to have that color in the shallow water with lots of sunlight and reflections from the bottom, but then more blue in deeper water. Either way, a nice contrast from up here in Massachusetts where the “color”’ is just very dark! @TimKStanton dark and deep
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@TimKStanton dark and deep
@Lizette603_23
I have to admit, it's a bit spooky diving off of a boat in deep water here and going straight down into the darkness without seeing the bottom at first. A faint, eerie image of the bottom eventually emerges out of the darkness.
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@Lizette603_23
I have to admit, it's a bit spooky diving off of a boat in deep water here and going straight down into the darkness without seeing the bottom at first. A faint, eerie image of the bottom eventually emerges out of the darkness.@TimKStanton clown fish!
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@Lizette603_23
I have to admit, it's a bit spooky diving off of a boat in deep water here and going straight down into the darkness without seeing the bottom at first. A faint, eerie image of the bottom eventually emerges out of the darkness.@TimKStanton I admire the skills you must have to do that
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@TimKStanton I admire the skills you must have to do that
@Lizette603_23
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@Lizette603_23
I have to admit, it's a bit spooky diving off of a boat in deep water here and going straight down into the darkness without seeing the bottom at first. A faint, eerie image of the bottom eventually emerges out of the darkness.@TimKStanton I think my version of that excited feeling in the pit of my stomach was in performance on stage and recordings. Tremendous excitement and thinking on your feet= a kind of joyful terror lol
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@Lizette603_23
Thanks. I do consider myself "work in progress" at all times, though.@TimKStanton oh heck yeah. We all are. I just find people interesting and ask a lot of questions. Tell me if I become tedious.
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@TimKStanton I think my version of that excited feeling in the pit of my stomach was in performance on stage and recordings. Tremendous excitement and thinking on your feet= a kind of joyful terror lol
@Lizette603_23
Performing in front of a live audience-- I admire anyone who can pull that one off! What types of performances? Acting? Music?.... -
@TimKStanton oh heck yeah. We all are. I just find people interesting and ask a lot of questions. Tell me if I become tedious.
@Lizette603_23
Same. I like to celebrate the differences that we all have (ok, I do have some exceptions to that for the leaders at the top). Not a hint of being tedious!!
