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Diving in Anilao, Phillipines was fantastic. Please enjoy these 95 photos, some of my favorites of the 5,000 I took on this trip. Many thanks to our guide Peri who found many of these critters. Feel free to use the "add a comment" button on the bottom of the page. Please visit http://www.uwphotographyguide.com for uw photo tips, and http://www.uwphotographyguide.com/anilao-diving for Anilao dive sites and diving logistics - Scott
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Scott > peacock mantis shrimp
Scott > Porcelain crab with feeding tentacles
Scott > Juvenile Comet Fish
Scott > gobies on wire coral
Scott > swirling jacks
Scott > Glossodoris cincta Nudibranch
Scott > rhinopia frondosa, the "holy grail" of critters. I found this one!
Scott > Colmani shrimp
Scott > rare Bumblebee shrimp, one of the most sought after critters. very small
Scott > imperial shrimp on a sea cucumber
Scott > nudibranch, Chromodoris coi
Scott > Ambon scorpionfish
Scott > rhinopia eschmeyeri
Scott > two squids on crinoids
Scott > Hairy squat lobster on a barrel sponge, Lauriea siagiani
peacock mantis shrimp
Scott > peacock mantis shrimp
peacock mantis shrimp
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D300) |
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original size: 2272px x 2327px |
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