Into the darkness

Hi! Theese are some shots of my 2 first night dives with an external strobe. I am using it since May 22nd but I didn't have the chance to try it at night until last week. Before this I only used the inernal strobe with an UW torch for night photos.

So, this is my first experience with Ikelite DS125 at night.

Alicia Miriabilis: this is an animal that lives on rocky places. During the day it is contracted, looks like a sponge with bubbles on it. At night it expands and shows long tentacles that uses to take the food. Alicia Miriabilis belongs to the same family as jellyfishes and anemones:

A crop of another shot form this animal:

Micromelo Undatus (I'm not sure if it is Micromelo Undatus, but I think so) It's not very easy to find but in the place where we usually make our night dives there are some of them:

And that's all, hope you like it!

You have done a fantastic job of isolating the animal from the background. A beautiful job of achieving a nice black background and really presenting the main subject.

Great job for a first time effort!

Mike

Thanks for your words, Mike!

Great job Anna.....I agree with Mike......I've never seen anything like this before.....nice color.....well done

Karl

Aniiiiitaaaaa!!!!! Just joined the forum!