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Underwater Photo Location: taveuni, Fiji

Underwater Photo Location: taveuni, Fiji

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taken with an Olympus c4000 and an Ike DS-125 strobe
Facts about taveuni, Fiji
  • It is in Fiji
  • taveuni, Fiji is in the Pacific.
  • The typical depth is 0-50 Metres 0-160 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 30+ Metres 100+ Feet.
Dive types
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macrowideangle

by Kelly Mcgonigal
Blue Ribbon Eel. photo taken with Olympus C4000 and Ike DS-125 strobe

by Rick Tegeler
Soft Coral.

by Rick Tegeler
What time is it? On the international date line on Taveuni, Fiji.

by Jesse Miller
Anemone fish

by Clara Witt
Soft corals are magnificent in the waters around Tavueni island, Fiji. A wide-angle paradise. Olympus DM5, 1/125,F8, ISO250, 8mm fisheye. Inon 240Z strobes.
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