Underwater Photo Location: Sint Annaland

by John De Jong
Dutch Flowers, send to you at the end of the year........

by John De Jong
Eathing Crab. It looks like he loves worms.....

by John De Jong
The Dahlia brings some colour in our grey waters.

by John De Jong
These Elysia viridis seems to make acrobatic exercises on these sponge.

by John De Jong
Some animals show their beauty when you see them in close up. These picture of an Asterias rubens I made yesterday, the water is around 6° Celcius now.

by John De Jong
The first time I ever saw Syngnathus acus mating, last weekend in our Oosterschelde. Unfortunately I had my macro lens on the camera :-(

by John De Jong
One of last winter. A Cyclopterus lumpus in close up.

by John De Jong
Practising with the snoot on macro subjects.

by John De Jong
Detail of a crab, using my snoot.

by John De Jong
Some playing with the snoot yesterday. These Aeolidia papillosa was willing to pose.....

by John De Jong
I missed him last week, but yesterday I was lucky enough to find him. There will be more the next weeks, waiting for the lady's

by Rob Snieder
A Lumpsucker, photographed in the Oosterschelde, The Netherlands at the diving location Sint Annaland (Island Tholen) on February 6 2012. I used a Canon 550D + 60mm macro lens f/4.5 1/60 sec ISO200, dual Ikelite strobe.

by John De Jong
These lumbsucker was hidden between the oysters in the Oosterschelde. Hide for all these photographers with their irritating flash lights….

by John De Jong
Hidden in these oister, shot last weekend with my 50mm macro and +10 diopter.

by John De Jong
Last weekens I made my first dive after 4 weeks. I can't remember when I didn't dive for such a long time, but influenza..... These lumbsucker wit eggs was my goal for these dive, and I was glad I found him ;-)