Walter Marti Close to Little Farnsworth 5/4/08 Still from HC1 Video Didn't notice the his little buddy until it started moving about. Shot in 110' in 49 degree water. Brrrrrrrrr

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ladiving > Walter Marti
Close to Little Farnsworth
5/4/08
Still from HC1 Video
Didn't notice the his little buddy until it started moving about. Shot in 110' in 49 degree water. Brrrrrrrrr

ladiving > Allison Vitsky
young cabezon
La Jolla Shores, Main Wall, May 4
Canon20D, 50 mm lens + Macro Mate diopter, dual DS125 strobes

ladiving > Peter Gallup
Free swimming halibut
Catalina, Purple Caverns
Olumpus 4040 Ikelite Housing Video Lights
I could not believe all the fish in this area, and then I find out it is a preserve.

ladiving > Peter Gallup
Pod of Humback Whales feeding
Catalina Channel (PV in Background)
Olympus e410 Olympus 40-150 mm lens
Scott and I were trying to keep dry while we looked for whales We found them!

ladiving > Larry Harris
Janolus barbarensis nudibranch
hull side of Yukon midship, San Diego, 3 May 08
C8080 with Iklite housing and strobe

ladiving > Dr. Bill Bushing
Holothuria zacae
Blue Car Wreck, Catalina, May 3rd
still image captures from Sony HC-7
"a rare find at its northernmost range, about 150 ft"

ladiving > Scott McGee
Ruby E, Wreck Alley on 5/3/08
ID: Underwater videographer Barbara Lloyd on the Ruby E.
Nikon D200 in an Ikelite Housing
DS125 Strobe with 18-70mm at 18mm, f/3.5 for 1/60s
"The vis was really bad and I didn't have my macro lens, so I spent the dive following Barbara around and taking shots of her. It was my first dive on the Ruby E."

ladiving > Kevin Lee
Berthellina ilisima
Sea Fan Grotto (Skoti, what was our 3rd dive site yesterday?), Catalina, May 3, 2008
Nikon D200, 60mm lens, dual YS-110 strobes

ladiving > Loi Nguyen
Cuthona divae
Shaw's Cove, Laguna Beach, May 2nd
Canon A95, internal flash
"Not the best shot, but all I could manage under ripping surge"

Walter Marti
Close to Little Farnsworth
5/4/08
Still from HC1 Video
Didn't notice the his little buddy until it started moving about. Shot in 110' in 49 degree water. Brrrrrrrrr

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