I haven't dived in very many places around the world and so it has been untill now, that I had never seen a nudibranch. Might seem funny, but yeah...
Anyway - my luck changed a few days back when I run into Dendronotus frondosus. One of the biggest nudiebranches in Norway and can grow up to 10 cm. And not one... but seven of them in a two square meter area.
I had been wayting for this encounter for A LONG TIME!!!
Shot in the costal water of Norway.
Cheers
Karel
I had been waiting for this encounter for A LONG TIME!!!
Looks like it was worth the wait Karel, Congrats partner!
Cheers,
Steve
First two shots are superb! Great find, and a great "first nudi"
Are you using a snoot for lighting?
Steve
Yes ,the two first shot are superb
Yes ,the two first shot are superb
Couldn't agree more.
Stew
Cool, but I actually like the third, blue(-ish) water image best!
Tim
Excellent shots. Worth the wait.
Lighting on the first two is excellent. Nice work!
Great shots, Karel! Glad you finally got the nudi monkey off your back! ; )
Lee
Like the composition and lighting of the first one the best!
Thanks a lot to everyone!
Yes - the first two shots are with snooted strobe.
The third one is actually a cloudy sky in the backround. Theres is only a few inches of water between the nudi and surface.
Cheers
Karel
Nicely done!
Aaa, so happy for you Scubamoose and I hope there will be many more sightings!
Great photos!
BEAUTIFUL !!!
Cheers,
Diggy
Fantastic! Thank you for sharing.
Each of your pictures Karel are fantastics !!
Of course the two first with the snoot , but also the third with that unusual grey color in the background .
