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We were finishing our dive; as we turned to swim to our exit, we noticed several large lionfish emerging from the coral looking for dinner. I was able to wait long enough for the lionfish to smile at me and wave my buddy into place before surfacing.
By Ken Schneider
posted Wednesday, December 7, 2011
154 votes

Nikon d700,17mm,ISO 200, f14, 1/160sec. We were at 30ft, when I first noticed movement below me. Slowly, I turned around, inching along the sand hoping for a clear shot. This ray set off a storm, leaving me cleaning the sand out of my gear.
By Ken Schneider
posted Thursday, December 8, 2011
116 votes

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Nikon d700,17mm,ISO 200, f14, 1/160sec. We were at 30ft, ... by Ken Schneider
Nikon d700,17mm,ISO 200, f14, 1/160sec. We were at 30ft, when I first noticed movement below me. Slowly, I turned around, inching along the sand hoping for a clear shot. This ray set off a storm, leaving me cleaning the sand out of my gear.
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date posted posted: Thursday, December 8, 2011
date posted category: Wide Angle - Close Focus
date posted location: Caribbean Sea Netherlands Antilles
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We were finishing our dive; as we turned to swim to our e... by Ken Schneider
We were finishing our dive; as we turned to swim to our exit, we noticed several large lionfish emerging from the coral looking for dinner. I was able to wait long enough for the lionfish to smile at me and wave my buddy into place before surfacing.
154 Votes
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go to the dive site record where this shot was takenDive Site for this image
date posted posted: Wednesday, December 7, 2011
date posted category: Wide Angle - Divers
date posted location: Caribbean Sea Netherlands Antilles
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