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Exocoetid

Jeffrey Milisen
Photo Tips for Blackwater Diving
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Many animals will reside within inches of the water’s surface. It can be very productive to spend some of your dive in just 5 or 10 feet of water looking up.
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Photographed during a blackwater dive off the coast of Kona, Hawaii, hovering about 60-80ft deep above deep ocean water.

The Killer

Rodney Bursiel
The Circle of Life at Socorro
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An orca (aka killer whale) swims below the surface at Roca Partida in the Socorro Islands. The visit of these orcas was not a pleasant one for the humpback whale and calf swimming nearby. Read Rodney Bursiel's article, 'The Circle of Life at Socorro' for more photos and the full story.
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<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, 'Bitstream Vera Sans', sans-serif; line-height: 18px;">Roca Partida at Socorro Island is the most famous site at Socorro, home to many big animal encounters.</span></p>

Coming up for Air

Rodney Bursiel
The Circle of Life at Socorro
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A humpback whale surfaces for a breath while teaching her newborn calf how to swim at Socorro Island.
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<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, 'Bitstream Vera Sans', sans-serif; line-height: 18px;">Roca Partida at Socorro Island is the most famous site at Socorro, home to many big animal encounters.</span></p>

Putting on a Show

Rodney Bursiel
The Circle of Life at Socorro
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A humpback whale teaches her newborn calf how to swim. Her casual nature towards the divers created the show of a lifetime.
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<p>Roca Partida at Socorro Island is the most famous site at Socorro, home to many big animal encounters.</p>

Kelp Garibaldi

Brent Durand
Canon 7D Mark II Best Settings for Underwater
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A garibaldi swims toward the camera in a kelp forest off Catalina Island, California. Shot while testing the Nauticam Canon 7D Mark II housing. Check out our camera and housing reviews sections for these in-depth reviews.
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Catalina Blacksmith

Brent Durand
Canon 7D Mark II Best Settings for Underwater
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A female sheephead swims with a small school of blacksmith of Catalina Island, California. Shot while testing the Nauticam Canon 7D Mark II housing. Check out our camera and housing reviews sections for these in-depth reviews.
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7D Mark II Reefscape

Brent Durand
Canon 7D Mark II Best Settings for Underwater
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A diver passes over some gorgonians off Catalina Island, California. Shot while testing the Nauticam Canon 7D Mark II housing. Check out our camera and housing reviews sections for these in-depth reviews.
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3

7D Mark II at Farnsworth

Brent Durand
Canon 7D Mark II Best Settings for Underwater
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Farnsworth Bank, off Catalina Island, is known for the purple hydrocoral you see here, which is not commonly found in Southern California. Shot while testing the Nauticam Canon 7D Mark II housing. Check out our camera and housing reviews sections for these in-depth reviews.
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Hypseledoris Nudibranch

Mike Bartick
Essential Tips for Nudibranch Photography
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Extreme depth of field isn’t always necessary, but on a larger subject its hard to resist, especially when one is as colorful as this Hypseledoris. Backing away from your subject is an easy way to slightly increase your DOF when working with nudibranchs.

Castosiella kuroshimae

Mike Bartick
Essential Tips for Nudibranch Photography
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Using a quality diopter of +10 or greater will dramatically increase the size of very small subjects and allow you to fill the frame with very little cropping. These Castosiella kuroshimae are miniscule and nearly impossible to detect. Look on small algae on sandy dive sites.

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