Short-Head Seahorse, Edithburgh Jetty Night Dive

Saturday, June 9. 2007

Short-Head Seahorse, Edithburgh Jetty Night Dive

Night dives under Edithburgh jetty mean seahorses. Lots and lots of them! Almost all of them will be the Short-Head Seahorse, Hippocampus breviceps. No matter how patient I was, this little one would not look at me, so this is the best of a batch where turning away means 'you can't see me'.

Two wonderful days of diving here have left me with quite a collection of new photos, so stay tuned for more.

Until the next post, take care out there and keep diving ( if that's what you do! ) ...Robert

Photo: Robert Rath C5060 1/90s at f/4.8 ISO100 Lens UWL100-28AD, Inon D2000 Strobe

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How beautiful.

"He can't see me, he can't see me."

I wish I'd been on that dive!

SC xo

#1 Scuba Cailin (Homepage) on 2007-06-10 12:35 (Reply)

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