Our final spring break in Indonesia, and we went to one of our favorite places for a week of diving and relaxation.
- Come into the deep blue see for some diving pictures!
- Alea and Breck will be your guides today…
- Mom and dad just try to keep up…
- Susan took most of the really cool pictures.
- And Dave just tried to figure out our new camera.
- Spotted ray
- A school of fish – we ran into tons of “swarms” during the week.
- Bright light!
- Yes, this is fish butt, but I just liked these guys a lot.
- Nemo says “Hi!”
- A turtle and his remora friend take a break to savor the view.
- Hmmm…
- Chilling in the shade.
- This guy almost smacked Susan in the face.
- Know what that is? It is an octopus!
- Octopus hanging from the rocks.
- Octopus hiding in the rocks.
- Octopus coming out of the rocks.
- I like eels. Except as meals. And the way they feels.
- Swirling in the current.
- First nudi picture (don’t worry, there are plenty more).
- Two shrimp.
- Another nudibranch.
- Another moray eel – we saw more eels of all kinds on this trip than ever before….
- A little porcelain crab.
- Another porcelain crab.
- Pygmy seahorse – that”s our guide”s hand, so everything is ok. No great close up…
- Wonder why they call these sweetlips?
- Just a fun scene over an anemone.
- Met up with a guy at our dive shop who gave me some tips about playing around wi…
- Met up with a guy at our dive shop who gave me some tips about playing around wi…
- Peek a boo.
- Two cuttlefish in this picture. We saw lots of them on this trip (and Alea spells them “cuddle fish”)
- Another cuttlefish.
- I really like scorpionfish. There are a couple more shots in the album where they are even more hidden than this one.
- Lionfish.
- A turtle resting among some coral.
- We were told that “baby sharks don”t count,” but I don”t care. Here are two baby sharks hiding uder a rock.
- Here”s an adult swimming around.
- There were actually 2 of the adults in the area, but I wasn”t able to get them both in the same frame.
- Again, just a lot of fun to try to get fish pix.
- This baby fish is about as big as my pinky.
- A little puffer fish, hiding from me. It reminds me of a little cat sitting in a corner all curled up.
- Another nudibranch – really cool!
- So wiggly and fun to watch.
- At the end of one of our dives, we came across this huge swarm of glass fish. I love the pictures, but am not sure they do the fascinating scene justice.
- Another view of the glass fish.
- This was so cool!
- Just an all around fun place to be.
- Mantis shrimp.
- Another one, out in the open.
- Oh hey – time for another Nemo shot!
- A school of unicorn fish.
- Big, bad, triggerfish.
- Leaf scorpionfish.
- Go home turtle, you”re drunk!
- Funky textures.
- Lionfish – love all the little horns and things.
- Hi, porcupine fish!
- Hi, puffer fish!
- Another nudibranch – this is a kind our guides really liked and said they hadn’t ever seen before.
- I actually got some video of this one crawling along the bottom.
- A couple other nudis hanging out.
- Nemo’s family at home.
- Lion fish in full regalia mode.
- A clam being illuminated by our guide”s flashlight. Gives you an idea of what things really look like deep underwater.
- A very cool velvety purple nudibranch.
- A close up of this one”s antennae.
- A crab hanging out.
- Brain coral grooves.
- A pinnacle full of sea life.
- Cuttle fish face.
- Here”s the cuttlefish with his buddy the nudibranch in the corner.
- Lobster and shrimp. Two great tastes that taste great together.
- Seascape.
- Turtle in a seascape.
- Two little crabs in a coral.
- Blue ribbon eel upset at being disturbed.
- Alea and Breck explore the deep blue.
- Another turtle in full resting mode. Never had seen this before, saw it twice on this trip.
- “Hey dude”
- Scorpionfish – a face that only a mother could love!
- I really do like these guys.
- These guys, though, are the real deal!
- Here”s a spotted moray checking us out.
- A couple of shrimp.
- Totally cool colors – I dig the red and yellow together.
- Another cuttlefish.
- Probably my favorite nudibranch picture – and Susan is the one who took it!
- Zoomed in view of the previous shot.
- So this is apparently a ribbon of nudibranch eggs!
- Reminds me of those little troll dolls with the funky hair.
- Cow boxfish – saw these on our first ever muck dive.
- Black ribbon eel.
- Another first for us – an Indian Walker (aka the Devil Stinger). He’s “hiding” behind a plant.
- Another scorpionfish.
- Action around an anemone.
- Another kind of lionfish.
- Glass shrimp.
- Here’s a squid guarding its bundle of eggs (the white clump on the right)
- Another cool nudibranch.
- Another cool ray.
- Another Nemo face.
- Another nudibranch.
- Ninja divers Breck and Alea really did a great job, and we had an all around wonderful time. Thanks to the whole family for a great final week in the Indonesian sun and surf!
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