Underwater Photo Location: Indigo Dive, St. Vincent

by Kay Wilson
Long Snout Sea Horse - Male

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St. Vincent, sunset, fisherman

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It's a big one!

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Just for the fun of it... young guys showing off to the girls in the sunset!

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Christmas Tree Worms - Seasons Greetings!

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Hotel Guests Only - Palm Island, the Grenadines, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Portuguese Man of War with Man of War Fish, Castle Bay, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Flamingo Tongue, Petit Byahaut, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Green Turtle, Indian Bay, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Sea and Sea DX1G / YS25 strobe

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Body Surfing - Mount Wynn Beach, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Christmas Tree Worm

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Under the Cruiseship Terminal

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Sunset at Buccament Bay, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

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Photographer under the cruise ship terminal

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Yellow head pike blenny, St. Vincent.

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Brotula - pair

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Lined sea horse

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Frog fish - mating pair

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Finger print cyphoma mating pair.

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West Indian Simnia. Smaller that a grain of rice. Sea and Sea DX1G with diopter / YS25 strobe.

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A photo shoot for St. Vincent Tourism Authority, 'The Pond' waterfall, St. Vincent.

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Not really swimming - Banded coral shrimp 'husk'

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Diver

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Japanese Gardens, St. Vincent.

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Peppermint Shrimp

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Yellow Head Jaw Fish with eggs. Sea and Sea DX1G / Stacked diopters / YS25 & YS100 strobes

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Diver under the pier

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Diver, under the pier. DX1G with wide angle lens, YS110a / YS25 strobe.

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Diver and soft coral

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Black coral shrimp. (If you look carefully it's actually a pair of Black Coral shrimps).

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Seaweed Blenny, Kingstown, St. Vincent.

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Whip Coral Shrimp, Kingstown, St. Vincent Sea and Sea DX1G with stacked diopters.

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Octopus hiding in a discarded paint can. Kingstown Indigo Dive, St. Vincent. www.indigodive.com

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Unidentified shrimp, Falls of Belaine, St. Vincent

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Octopus reaching for a whelk Mystery Reef, St. Vincent

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Unidentified nudibranch, approx size 10mm www.facebook.com/indigodive

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Falls of Belaine, St. Vincent. Only accessable by the sea, these falls drop straight from the crater of the La Soufriere volcano.

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Self portrait... manual settings... this took ages, and the folks watching thought that I'd gone mad!

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The beauty of a compact camera is that you can switch from macro to wide angle at the flick of a switch!

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Touching is not something that I would usually do, but this little crab was walking across the sand and almost impossible to see, let alone photograph! Sea and sea DX1G / 2 stacking diopters / YS110a strobe.

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The view from Jamesby in the Tobago Cays, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Tobago Cays, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Owia Salt Pond, St. Vincent.

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Black Point beach, windward coast, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

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Wallilabou Falls, St. Vincent.

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Soft coral abstract.

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Peppermint Shrimp. Sea and Sea DX1G with stacking diopters, YS110a strobe.

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Black Coral Shrimp, pair. Super tricky to photograph, these shrimp are approx 2mm in size, very rare, and usually 'ping' around the black coral fronds just as the shutter is about to capture them! Sea and sea DX1G compact camera, stacking diopters.

by Kay Wilson
Seaweed blenny, in yellow tube sponge. Sea and sea DX1G compact camera, wide angle wet lens, YS110a strobe.

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Tear Drop Crab, Sea and Sea DX1G, stacking diopters, YS110a strobe.

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Yellow Head Jaw Fish - mating display. This is the fist time that I had witnessed this behavior, these fish are very hard to photograph, fortunately they were more interested in displaying than what I was doing!

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Skeleton Shrimp. Very rare, and hard to see as they are so tiny. One of the more unusual critters that we see in St. Vincent.

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Green Moray, North Leeward coast of St. Vincent.

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Tobago Cays, shot from the window of the small plane that flys between St. Vincent and Union Island.

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Pike blenny, shot in the Tobago Cays Marine Park, right under the catamaran which was our dive base on a sail and dive trip of the 32 islands that make up St. Vincent and the Grenadines.