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This Red Irish Lord is another common photo subject in the Pacific NW because of it's colouration and insistance on staying still in one spot. They just DON'T move. Pic taken with Bonica MultiShot and Neon Strobe out of Port Hardy BC.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Wednesday, December 8, 2004
4 votes

Pssst! Wanna buy an plumose anemone?! Life on top of life on top of life... in the Pacific NW off Vancouver Island recorded by a Bonica Multi Snapper with a Neon Slave Strobe. It keeps calling me back!
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Wednesday, December 15, 2004
3 votes

This is a close up of a Stripped Sunstar at 7 Tree Isl. out of Port Hardy BC. I use a Bonica camera and slave strobe. I love the complimentary colors of these stars.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Saturday, November 27, 2004
2 votes

A common sight in north west pacific waters, this juvenile Puget Sound King Crab is colourful and easy to photograph.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Sunday, December 5, 2004
2 votes

This octopus attracted my attention as I swam by the crevass it was in because it was waving it's arms around. Octopus are one of my favourite underwater creatures. I took the slave strobe I use with my Bonica camera off the arm and held it free hand
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Monday, December 6, 2004
2 votes

This Red Urchin was one of many large ones on a boulder in Alder Bay British Columbia. What attracted me was how they were extending their tube feet in between their spines. Pic taken with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon Slave Strobe.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Thursday, December 9, 2004
2 votes

Wolf Eels (not really eels) are facinating to observe. They can get into the smallest crevises that look as if they couldn't get their head into it. I also can't imagine chomping into an urchin like they do. Pic taken off Vancouver Isl. with Bonica.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Tuesday, December 14, 2004
2 votes

I noticed the huge orange peal nudibranch at first and was going to show it's size in comparison to my husband's flipper when I noticed the small nudibranch it was motoring towards. I loved how this picture showed the two extremes of these animals.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Thursday, December 2, 2004
1 votes

Blood stars are often in unique positions. This one looked to me as though he was saying 'I give up! Don't shoot!' to the Northern Feather Duster Worm in the forground. This picture was taken with a Bonica camera & strobe in the Port Hardy area of BC
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Friday, December 3, 2004
1 votes

These 'glass' sponges are the sight to be seen when you are deep at Mermaid Bay along the Sunshine Coast. In vertually every one you will find another critter making it's home. This is a Goblet Sponge picture taken with a Bonica camera and strobe.
By Lyndell Weldon
posted Saturday, December 4, 2004
1 votes
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16 Entries Found
A rosy sunstar taken in the Pacific NW off Vancouver Isla... by Lyndell Weldon
A rosy sunstar taken in the Pacific NW off Vancouver Island with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon Slave Strobe. I haven't figured out why but this is one of my favorite pictures of the trip.
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date posted posted: Thursday, December 16, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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Pssst! Wanna buy an plumose anemone?! Life on top of life... by Lyndell Weldon
Pssst! Wanna buy an plumose anemone?! Life on top of life on top of life... in the Pacific NW off Vancouver Island recorded by a Bonica Multi Snapper with a Neon Slave Strobe. It keeps calling me back!
3 Votes
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date posted posted: Wednesday, December 15, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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Wolf Eels (not really eels) are facinating to observe. Th... by Lyndell Weldon
Wolf Eels (not really eels) are facinating to observe. They can get into the smallest crevises that look as if they couldn't get their head into it. I also can't imagine chomping into an urchin like they do. Pic taken off Vancouver Isl. with Bonica.
2 Votes
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date posted posted: Tuesday, December 14, 2004
date posted category: Macro - swimming
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A Sea Lemon in the cold waters of BC showing off it's bri... by Lyndell Weldon
A Sea Lemon in the cold waters of BC showing off it's bright colors. Not sure who is coming up under it's head! Taken with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon Slave Strobe.
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date posted posted: Monday, December 13, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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Everyone, heads down!! It was great to get a pic of a Yel... by Lyndell Weldon
Everyone, heads down!! It was great to get a pic of a Yellow Eyed Rock fish. It was even neater to get this pic where the fish, cucumber and starfish look like they were in a line up. Taken with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon slave strobe in B.C. wate
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date posted posted: Sunday, December 12, 2004
date posted category: Macro - swimming
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This Mottled Star looked for all the world as though it w... by Lyndell Weldon
This Mottled Star looked for all the world as though it was saying "It's mine! All mine!!" I took this pic with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon Slave Strobe in the Pacific NW off Vancouver Island.
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date posted posted: Saturday, December 11, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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Diving in the Pacific northwest, you often see this smile... by Lyndell Weldon
Diving in the Pacific northwest, you often see this smile from between rocks or in crevasses. They will often shut tight before you can take their pic due to the multitude of eyes that rim their mouth (see the bright dots on the orange lips).
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date posted posted: Friday, December 10, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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This Red Urchin was one of many large ones on a boulder i... by Lyndell Weldon
This Red Urchin was one of many large ones on a boulder in Alder Bay British Columbia. What attracted me was how they were extending their tube feet in between their spines. Pic taken with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon Slave Strobe.
2 Votes
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date posted posted: Thursday, December 9, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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This Red Irish Lord is another common photo subject in th... by Lyndell Weldon
This Red Irish Lord is another common photo subject in the Pacific NW because of it's colouration and insistance on staying still in one spot. They just DON'T move. Pic taken with Bonica MultiShot and Neon Strobe out of Port Hardy BC.
4 Votes
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date posted posted: Wednesday, December 8, 2004
date posted category: Macro - swimming
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I find the varied beauty of these stinging creatures fasi... by Lyndell Weldon
I find the varied beauty of these stinging creatures fasinating. The variety of anemonies off the north end of Vancouver Island offers many photo ops. This picture was taken with a Bonica Multi Snapper and Neon Slave Strobe.
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date posted posted: Tuesday, December 7, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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This octopus attracted my attention as I swam by the crev... by Lyndell Weldon
This octopus attracted my attention as I swam by the crevass it was in because it was waving it's arms around. Octopus are one of my favourite underwater creatures. I took the slave strobe I use with my Bonica camera off the arm and held it free hand
2 Votes
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date posted posted: Monday, December 6, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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A common sight in north west pacific waters, this juvenil... by Lyndell Weldon
A common sight in north west pacific waters, this juvenile Puget Sound King Crab is colourful and easy to photograph.
2 Votes
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date posted posted: Sunday, December 5, 2004
date posted category: Macro - not swimming
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These 'glass' sponges are the sight to be seen when you a... by Lyndell Weldon
These 'glass' sponges are the sight to be seen when you are deep at Mermaid Bay along the Sunshine Coast. In vertually every one you will find another critter making it's home. This is a Goblet Sponge picture taken with a Bonica camera and strobe.

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date posted posted: Saturday, December 4, 2004
date posted category: Macro - Last years entries
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Blood stars are often in unique positions. This one looke... by Lyndell Weldon
Blood stars are often in unique positions. This one looked to me as though he was saying 'I give up! Don't shoot!' to the Northern Feather Duster Worm in the forground. This picture was taken with a Bonica camera & strobe in the Port Hardy area of BC

date posted posted: Friday, December 3, 2004
date posted category: Macro - Last years entries
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I noticed the huge orange peal nudibranch at first and wa... by Lyndell Weldon
I noticed the huge orange peal nudibranch at first and was going to show it's size in comparison to my husband's flipper when I noticed the small nudibranch it was motoring towards. I loved how this picture showed the two extremes of these animals.

date posted posted: Thursday, December 2, 2004
date posted category: Macro - Last years entries
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This is a close up of a Stripped Sunstar at 7 Tree Isl. o... by Lyndell Weldon
This is a close up of a Stripped Sunstar at 7 Tree Isl. out of Port Hardy BC. I use a Bonica camera and slave strobe. I love the complimentary colors of these stars.

date posted posted: Saturday, November 27, 2004
date posted category: Macro - Last years entries
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