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jlyle
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SoCal dive macro
« on: May 09, 2012, 03:26:36 PM »
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The only way to keep DD alive is for us to start posting pictures and talking about cameras.
After several months of non-camera dives, I was able to get into the water here in southern California with my old Olympus E-330. Although visibility was poor, opportunities for macro photography were abundant.
Zuiko 50mm + SubSee 10X
Hermissenda crassicornis
flatworms
Tritonia festiva
eggs - Scalyhead sculpin (Artedius hrringtoni)?
Flabellina trilineata
Simnia snail (Delonovolva aequalis) & skeleton shrimp
Diaphorodoris lirulatocauda very small nudibranch
Simnias coitus interruptus
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jim
Olympus E-330/Ikelite housing, dual DS-125 strobes, ulcs arms; Zuiko 14-54mm, Zuiko 7-14mm, Sigma 105mm.
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jlyle
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Re:SoCal dive macro
« Reply #5 on: May 10, 2012, 09:57:21 AM »
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Wonderful pictures.
It would be nice if you could get an 'updated' shot of the caviar every few days.
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I agree. My friend Phil and his wife, Merry, have some earlier images of the roe. Unfortunately, it hasn't been practical to return to the dive site on a regular basis to chronicle their development.
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jim
Olympus E-330/Ikelite housing, dual DS-125 strobes, ulcs arms; Zuiko 14-54mm, Zuiko 7-14mm, Sigma 105mm.
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jlyle
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Re:SoCal dive macro
« Reply #7 on: May 10, 2012, 06:29:11 PM »
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Great pictures Jim. Good to see you posting again. It has been lonely here lately.
Only Jim "Gilligan" keeps me, the cold water suffering soul, happy.
I hope we can revive this friendly place 
Your Hermissendas look so much different from ones here on Whidbey ...
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Jan,
As long as you and Jim keep putting your spectacular images here, I'll return every day to check.
Please show me a Whidbey H. crassicornis to compare.
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jim
Olympus E-330/Ikelite housing, dual DS-125 strobes, ulcs arms; Zuiko 14-54mm, Zuiko 7-14mm, Sigma 105mm.
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Honza
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Re:SoCal dive macro
« Reply #12 on: May 11, 2012, 08:15:12 PM »
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Jan,
Your H. crassicornis are much paler. I wonder if that's due to differences in food.
Thanks.
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Jim. Maybe is the sun, or lack of it. I am also much paler since I moved from San Diego to Whidbey
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Olympus C-8080 in Ikelite, Inon Z-240, Ikelite DS-125. ULCS arms,
http://JanKocian.smugmug.com
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